they're currently playing against bristol city. jim lumsden reports. won all of their last 14 league games. the joint longest victory streak in wsl history. and lauren hemp put them ahead after a quarter of an hour. razor—sharp, across the goalkeeper. side netting. arsenal were seeing little of the _ side netting. arsenal were seeing little of the ball. _ as soon as they got it, city snatched it back, with chloe kelly a constant threat. the gunners began to make a better impression with almost connecting. after the break, city turned up the heat again. the same could be said of arsenal's beth mead, who found herself with only khiara keating to beat. but then city cracked and collapsed with blackstenius snatching first the equaliser... would you believe it? ..followed by an injury time winner that will be met with dismay by fans of city but relished by those of both arsenal and chelsea. the girls will be fine. we knew we had obviously a little bit of leeway, because we wanted to win the game today no doubt. we wanted to be in control and we have kind of

and as we mentioned chelsea are playing at kingsmeadow against bristol city, kicking off in the nextinster in the final after they beat harlequins in a ferocious, ten—try thriller in france. toulouse resisted a fightback from quins and the 38—26 victory means they'll have the chance to win a sixth european cup on the 25th of may. ben croucher reports. a first champions cup semifinal, this may have been one daunting step into the unknown for harlequins, but with the quality on show it was exactly what to expect. try scored. faced with relentless pressure, quins match the five times champions for nearly half an hour. at this stage against this toulouse team, give them an inch and there can be no stopping them. give them an inch and there can be no stopping them-— no stopping them. backwards once more! from _ no stopping them. backwards once more! from 12-12 _ no stopping them. backwards once more! from 12-12 to _ no stopping them. backwards once more! from 12-12 to 19 _ no stopping them. backwards once more! from 12-12 to 19 points - no stopping them. backwards once i more! from 12-12

they beat bottom side bristol city 8—nil, with their norwegian forward guro reiten scoring 4 of theirt they are now 3 poinst behind leaders manchester city with a game in hand — that's after city lost to arsenal 2—1 at home. they were leading with a minute to go, but stina blackstenius scored in the 89'th and 92nd minutes to dent city's title hopes. sunday's results mean that it will all go down to the final day of the season. couple of other scores in the women's super league, liverpool beat manchester united i—nil. west ham and leicester city drew i—all. supporters took to the streets of eindhoven shortly after psv sealed their first dutch league title in six years and the 25th in its history by beating sparta rotterdam 4—2 on sunday. peter bosz�*s team — that features us players malik tillman and ricardo pepi — has dominated the eredivisie season, losing only one match. it is the first major title for bosz as a coach. he previously led ajax to the final of the europa league in 2017 — where they lost to manchester united. lando norris has won his first formula one race. the maclaren

the blues beat bristol city 8—0 last time out and are currently second in the women's super league tabletenham tonight — which is their game in hand and is live on bbc four — would see them go top ahead of their final match of the season away at manchester united on saturday. iam going i am going to enjoy being in this position, you know, you don't often be in a situation where you are competing for a title going into the last two days of the season, and for those of us who have won titles, we know how hard it is. so, i am happy to be in the position that we are in, and you know, i know that we have got two tough games, but yes, i am looking forward to enjoying the girls. excitement is building in riyhad today as we edge ever closer to the historic tyson fury vs 0leksandr usyk bout. excitement is building in riyhad today as we edge ever closer to the historic tyson fury vs 0leksandr usyk bout. for the first time in 25 years one of them will become the first undisputed world heavyweight champion since lennox lewis in 1999. ukraninian fighter usyk is putting his three belts on the line in

chelsea play tomorrow evening, when they host bristol city at kingsmeadow.ave the club at the end of the season. kirby has been at chelsea for nine years, making more than 200 appearances and scoring 115 goals. she's helped the club win six wsl titles, four fa cups and two league cups. kirby said it had been an incrediblejourney. let's take a quick look at some of the other sports news stories making the headlines. it was a difficult miami sprint race for formula 1's british drivers, with mclaren's lando norris crashing out at the first corner, and mercedes�* lewis hamilton demoted out of a points position after receiving a 20—second time penalty. at the front of the pack, championship leader max verstappen extended his points advantage with a win from pole, beating ferrari's charles leclerc in second. world number two aryna sabalenka is facing world number one iga swiatek to defend her madrid open title, in a rematch of last year's final. swiatek took the first set 7—5, but sabalenka fought back to take the second. it's currently 1—1 in the deciding set. gr

and crucially for him ross mcrorie has been played at right wingback for bristol city and that is thelan hickey who normally would be first choice in that position. also a word forjames forrester of celtic who is very experienced. he has not pulled on a scotland shirt since 2021 when he was in the squad for the last euros. a brilliant end to the season for celtic for him and that has caught the attention of steve clarke and he is potentially heading to germany. of course to unlucky players will be cut from the squad just before the tournament gets under way with steve clarke having to make that decision. but the message from the scotland manager today was he was glad to get the squad out there, something to get off his chest and very much looking forward to these european championships in germany. and looking forward to these european championships in germany. and the o enin championships in germany. and the opening matches — championships in germany. and the opening matches on _ championships in germany. and the opening matches on the _ championships in germany. and the opening match

and that brings chelsea right back into it — they went on to thrash bristol city 8—0 which means if theyuperior goal difference. kyren wilson is in the driving seat at the midway point of the world snooker championship final in sheffield. he leads jakjones by 11 frames to 6. wilson, runner—up to ronnie o'sullivan in the final in 2020 cruised into a 7—1 lead in the first session butjones, the welshman, fought back and won 5 frames in the next before wilson clinched a potentially pivotal 17th frame. so 11—6 his lead as i say. first to 18 wins. play resumes at1 o'clock this afternoon on bbc two. scored pretty well. you know, it's obviously an attribute to my game. but, you know, i'm just loving every minute out there. i think the atmosphere is fantastic. you know, as i said to you previously, rob, i'm sort of very blessed and grateful that i've been able to experience this again in front of a packed house. you know, obviously, withh being robbed of that through covic. —— you know, obviously, with being robbed of that through covid. i'm just loving it. it's great to have everyone there and t

in my home city of bristol, where i have been a councillorfor the in my home city of bristol, where ir position as the largest party in bristol with 34 as the largest party in bristol with 3a councillors to labour�*s 21. —— now standing to be an mp. we are hugely, hugely grateful to all the voters who voted green in the election, and a brand—new councils are working hard to working for them. ., , ., are working hard to working for them. . ,, ,., are working hard to working for them. . , ., them. have you soft pedalled anywhere _ them. have you soft pedalled anywhere in _ them. have you soft pedalled anywhere in order _ them. have you soft pedalled anywhere in order to - them. have you soft pedalled anywhere in order to not - them. have you soft pedalled anywhere in order to not splitj them. have you soft pedalled - anywhere in order to not split the anti—tory vote in any parts of the country? is that something you would consider going forward when the general election comes? in consider going forward when the general election comes?- general election comes? in this election, general e

stephen- _ the green party will lead bristol city council after it celebrated a breakthrough at the localur had been in power in the city since 2016. it's now the second—largest party with 21 councillors. residents across south devon are being told to boil tap water following an outbreak of sickness and diarrhoea. more than 20 cases have been confirmed, with officials investigating a further 70. south west water said it was confident boiled water was safe and had issued the advice as a precaution. 17 minutes past six. let's have a chat with carol about the weather, how is it looking, good morning. good morning. it is looking changeable, but on the whole it will be sunny and warm in the next few days but there will still be some heavy showers. some of those could prove to be thundery in nature as well. low cloud, mist and fog patches and drizzle across eastern areas, patchy fog in the midlands and northern ireland, but you can already see the rain coming in across the south—east of england and eastern counties generally, pushing west into wales as we go through the day. some of that could

. >> well, patients have been warned not to attend hospitals in bristol city centre after a critical as reported when a ceiling collapsed in a&e. at least ten fire engines arrived at bristol royal infirmary yesterday afternoon as patients were forced to leave the hospital after being plunged into darkness . into darkness. >> barry manilow has become the latest in a line up of stars affected by the ongoing technical issues facing manchester's new co—op live arena. the venue, which will accommodate over 23,000 people as the uk's largest of its kind, has seen a host of stars cancel shows in recent days, including take that, olivia rodrigo and comedian peter kay. >> the kremlin has accused david cameron of a direct escalation of the war in ukraine, after the foreign secretary told president zelenskyy that ukraine could use british weapons to strike russian targets in a stark warning to during a visit to kyiv , lord cameron said they kyiv, lord cameron said they must defeat russia or else europe faces a very dangerous future . let's hope barry manilow future. let's hope barry manilow is st

the local nhs trust has posted on social media urging the public not to attend bristol's main city centreal until the incident is resolved. we understand that avon and somerset police have been at the scene in the last few hours, where roads in the surrounding areas were closed. people are now being urged to contact 111 for any medical help . those are the headlines. plenty more still to come with michelle throughout the next houn michelle throughout the next hour. until then, you can sign up to gb news alerts. just scan the code on your screen or go to gb news. com slash alerts . gb news. com slash alerts. >> thank you very much for that. hello, i'm michelle dewberry and i'm with you till 7:00 tonight alongside me, my panel, the conservative life peer lord moylan and the trade unionist and fireman paul embery with you reunited, the friday dream team . reunited, the friday dream team. it feels like it's been a long time. >> i'll correct you. firefighter. get the terminology correct. come on. >> well, we don't try. i don't try and kind of kowtow to, ridiculous political correctness here. >

following a power cut , the city following a power cut, the local nhs trust has posted on social media in the last hour or so, urging the public not to attend bristol'sncident has been resolved, we understand. avon and somerset police are at the scene where the roads in the surrounding area have been closed. people area have been closed. people are being urged to contact nhs 111 if they are in need of any medical help and we will of course keep across the latest developments from bristol, across the next hour and bring you any updates . those are the you any updates. those are the headlines. for more, you can sign up to gb news alerts by scanning the code on your screen or go to gb news. common alerts i >> welcome back. it's 440. i'm martin daubney, and this is gb news. now, the uk has offered the republic of ireland the chance to join in on the rwanda scheme. amid a growing row between the two countries over asylum seeker returns. indeed the prime minister, rishi sunak, made clear that the uk will not accept migrants from ireland back into the uk. this follows a rise in migrant tented cities in dublin, which are irish. police have set about dismantl

bristol is a very pluralistic city. _ majority party? bristol is a very pluralistic city. aid it yourself, if _ hold them to account. carla, you said it yourself, if you _ hold them to account. carla, you said it yourself, if you want - hold them to account. carla, you said it yourself, if you want the l said it yourself, if you want the conservatives out, as many of your supporters want to see, they will vote for the labour party at the general election, not the greens? tt general election, not the greens? tt is clear we are going to have a new government after the next general election. but whoever forms the government, it will be better, in my opinion than in the opinion of many voters in bristol, in suffolk where my co—leader adrian is standing and elsewhere. if there are a small group, next generation of green mps there to help the government to account and push them to be bolder on the areas where they are not so strong. if it is a labour government it will be things like climate. the labour party you turned on the headline climate pledge a few months ago. it will be

of their home fans for the final time in their penultimate women's super league match against bristol city is new to me, playing on one table, and then i guess a bit embarrassing, and i made that clear, —— i made that clearance, a relic of clearance out of nowhere, and it did settle me down. and jones will play kyren wilson in the final, which starts today. wilson, runner—up to ronnie o'sullivan in 2020, saw off fellow englishman david gilbert by 17 frames to 11 to seal his place in the decider. max verstappen will start on pole once again for today's miami grand prix, with red bull dominant again. after winning the sprint race earlier in the day, verstappen secured pole for the sixth straight race this season, ahead of the ferraris of charles leclerc and carlos sainz. britain's lando norris, george russell and lewis hamilton all qualified in the top 10. it is not let's say the most enjoyable part of my career, just because of how slippery it is, and you are not very confident on the lap, we are in pole and that is the most important. leinster are through to the european champions cup fina

that's right my home city of bristol, already _ progress? e administration and that will make it the first corps city, the first of the large cities in the uk to have green in the administration. is it realistic to build on that success initially contest parliamentary seats in where labour mps have got pretty convincing majorities? if you're planning to go up majorities? if you're planning to go up against thangam debbonaire, she is in the shadow cabinet. in a is in the shadow cabinet. in a brand-new — is in the shadow cabinet. in a. brand—new constituency, new boundaries, and although the previous constituency bristol west was already promising for the greens, it's even more so with boundary changes, we think those changes will roughly halve the labour majority on their own, not accounting for the fact that voters' opinions, the leadership of the labour party has changed and a number of other factors locally and nationally, and something my experience of speaking to voters on the doorstep, they are really sick of this conservative government

will focus on a handful of seats where we have chance of getting elected including in my home city of bristolone so with 95% of candidates selected meaning everyone across the country will have the chance to vote green and send a message to westminster that they want a party that offers hope and action.— that they want a party that offers hope and action. people will be well aware that at _ hope and action. people will be well aware that at the _ hope and action. people will be well aware that at the moment _ hope and action. people will be well aware that at the moment you i hope and action. people will be well aware that at the moment you any i aware that at the moment you any have one mp, caroline lucas, who is leaving parliament. give us a sense as you say you are concentrating on four seats in particular. tell us more about those and why you concentrate there.— more about those and why you concentrate there. that's right. there are _ concentrate there. that's right. there are a _ concentrate there. that's right. there are a few— concentrate there. that's right. there are a few locations

bournemouth, it's sad to say, but you might expect it in somewhere like london or or manchester or bristol or any city. well, let's hope the police get to the bottom of it sharpish , lots of you have been sharpish, lots of you have been getting in touch about, these , getting in touch about, these, state pensions, this quad lock, this quadruple lock , triple lock this quadruple lock, triple lock plus double plus, so , lots of plus double plus, so, lots of people saying that, tom, you don't like the pensioners. >> why ? >> why? >> why? >> well, they just think you don't like the pensioners. but you do like pensioners, don't you? well, yes. >> got a number in my family , >> got a number in my family, but but i don't see i don't see why it's, it's raising the point that there are more people claiming pensions and fewer people funding pensions. that's a ticking time bomb. i mean, philip says that needs to be addressed. >> can't tom stop saying how good the pension is? it's one of the worst in western europe, there were more, but i've scrolled past them. but yes, tom, people are getting that impression. >>

two weeks ago, they pretty much handed it to manchester city and they drop points and chelsea went on to win eight against bristolm. they know they need goals for sure. you of rest against tottenham. they know they need goals for sure.— they need goals for sure. you said that last time _ they need goals for sure. you said that last time chelsea _ they need goals for sure. you said that last time chelsea played - they need goals for sure. you said that last time chelsea played ten l that last time chelsea played ten days ago, they put a pass bristol. we know difference can play a part on the final day. what kind of attacking football do you expect? i think they have to be front—loaded. they know they need goals. i'm not sure they're pass this tottenham team. you have to be cautious. i'm sure they'll be front—loaded. ii sure they'll be front—loaded. if you're part of the spurs side, you had a heavy defeat and now you're facing the defending champions chelsea. how is it to park the grief almost of losing a final and going? really difficult. some of that heat would zap some of the energy out of the players. chelsea h

bristol to promote europe's fastest growing sport — padel. it's a cross between squash and tennis and has seen a big uptake, particularly in a city that has theo understand why this is europe's fastest growing sport. people tend played play it with a big smile on their face. sport. people tend played play it with a big smile on theirface. some of the top players in britain came to bristol to play alongside celebrities like the england cricketer ollie robinson. i play a little bit of padel and this isn't quite wimbledon. this is wimbledon for padel coming to bristol. am i going to get the chance to play with the country's bass players? we will go for it. it is an easy game to get into then tennis but surprisingly simple to miss the ball altogether when it comes off the wall. i get very pink. i have only played about four games, iamjust very pink. i have only played about four games, i am just not cut out for this! four games, i am just not cut out forthis! it four games, i am just not cut out for this! it was too much fun, i will definitely be back. even though we most used to seeing her commentate on spot then play it. i have a background in

the other side of the atlantic yesterday, students at russell group university cities like sheffield, manchester, leeds, bristolael signs saying that their actions had been inspired by those in america. >> well, i hope at least they're getting their coursework and university work done at the same time. anna, we're going to have to leave it there because we're pressed for time. but really great to speak to you and interesting to see the pictures there. it's on a smaller scale so far, a smaller scale, i'm sure. >> i'm sure they're sitting there in their tents doing their required reading. i'm sure they're sitting there in the lovely sunshine , studiously studying. >> yes, we're going to be back very quickly with more on this. this is good afternoon, britain. we're on . gb news. we're on. gb news. >> it's 233. i'm sofia wenzler in the gb newsroom. your headunes in the gb newsroom. your headlines 711 people were detected crossing the english channel on wednesday, the highest number on a single day so far this year, according to home office figures . it brings home office figures. it brings the total number who've c

we launched in bristol in my home city.of change and ambition that's needed. . �*, . �* . needed. that's what i'm asking - what in your— needed. that's what i'm asking - what in your view _ needed. that's what i'm asking - what in your view are _ needed. that's what i'm asking - what in your view are the - needed. that's what i'm asking - what in your view are the real- what in your view are the real changes that need to be made that go beyond what labour is saying? risreeh beyond what labour is saying? green mps will be prioritising, _ beyond what labour is saying? (eet mps will be prioritising, protecting the nhs from privatisation, something neither the considered lives nor the labour party have offered — tackling the housing crisis, standing up for renters and rent controls, and making sure we build enough decent quality secure affordable homes, tackling the sewage leaks. we're the only party thatis sewage leaks. we're the only party that is acknowledging the privatisation with water companies have failed and they need

bristol as a number of hospitals were hit by a power outage. today, the local nhs trust says emergency departments in the city have now reopened to urgent walk intients. but they say some of its sites continue to be affected. people who may need urgent medical attention are being encouraged to call 111. for the latest stories, you can sign up to gb news alerts by scanning the qr code on your screen or go to gb news common alerts. now it's time for headliners . headliners. >> hello and welcome to headliners. i'm nik dixon, taking you through tomorrow's top stories for the next hour, and i'm joined by weapons expert leo kearse. an expert weapon jonathan kogan. then if you can say that on telly. who wrote that? how are you both doing? oh, you've got your book there jonathan. >> jonathan. >> jonathan. >> how are you getting on with gay shame ? yeah. pretty good. gay shame? yeah. pretty good. >> i found it on dolan's desk. >> i found it on dolan's desk. >> how are you guys doing? >> how are you guys doing? >> i don't mean the book. i mean the concept in your life. >> oh, yeah. i'm >> oh, yeah. i'm >> i'm a joke. what? do you strip it back? but let's

city lights. i was down towards bristol.— down towards bristol. reach us. we knew there had been a whole bunch of ejections from the sun which were predicted to arrive on friday night. we were ready and waiting. this is the strongest one for 20 years, so it was a good one. that is why we could see it so far south. not people have to go further north. people in scotland will think, oh, we see these things! for us in england, it was remarkable. we might get to see it again because we are coming up to the peak. if you missed it... are coming up to the peak. if you missed it- - -_ are coming up to the peak. if you missed it...- i— are coming up to the peak. if you missed it. . .- i cannot - are coming up to the peak. if you missed it...- i cannot say| are coming up to the peak. if you| missed it...- i cannot say it missed it... when? i cannot say it will be next _ missed it... when? i cannot say it will be next week, _ missed it... when? i cannot say it will be next week, of— missed it... when? i cannot say it will be next week, of the - missed it...

, an update on the critical incident in bristol, where a number of hospitals continue to be affected from a power outage, the local nhs trust there says the city'sen's emergency department is still open, but we understand other departments aren't accepting any new patients tonight. instead, the trust is asking those who need urgent medical help to call one, one one. those are the headlines . one. those are the headlines. plenty more still to come. i'll be back at 10:00. until then, you can sign up to gb news alerts. just scan the code on your screen or go to gb news. common alerts . common alerts. >> welcome along. now all the news today is about the election results. who are the winners.7 who are the losers .7 well, i'll who are the losers.7 well, i'll tell you who the biggest losers are. us, the public, the voters. prime minister rishi sunak has got the kind of kicking normally reserved for a drunk man who starts on a nightclub bouncer . i starts on a nightclub bouncer. i think it's fair to say the general impression of mr sunak is uninspiring, untrustworthy, devoid of vision and caught between two warring wings of his party trying to appease

bristol. >> it is such a pleasure to have you here with me in my home city. >> can you believe that? we will all be heading to the polling stations ? heading to the polling stations? >> we've had a while to wait, but finally it's on and we are ready . ready. >> i'm sure you can already tell how excited we all are for this moment. why >> because at the green party, we've got something to offer that no other party has. >> real hope and real change. >> real hope and real change. >> let's face it, this election is pretty historic. the polling is pretty historic. the polling is clear that we're going to see the back of the conservatives. yes . and as you can see from the yes. and as you can see from the action in this room and the reaction from people across the country, i think people will be saying about time, too, what? this has been the most chaotic and destructive period of government that any of us can remember . remember. >> so we get in touch in your hundreds gbnews.com forward slash your say and the unsurprisingly , the big topic of unsurprisingly, the big topic of discussion tod