in the league, the words of the executive chair of the football league after announcing the bury football club they have given an extension to 5pm tonight to find a buyerfor given an extension to 5pm tonight to find a buyer for the owner to prove he has the financial means to keep going. that deadline passed and the efl board met earlier this evening, had a long and detailed discussion about the future of bury football clu b about the future of bury football club and it was decided the membership be withdrawn without a successful resolution. they said in a statement that despite repeated requests a statement that despite repeated req u ests to a statement that despite repeated requests to the owner, the necessary evidence in respect of how the club would meet its financial commitments was simply not provided and, as a result, they said the attentions will now turn to securing a new ownership at the club. they had been a proposed sale with a company and steve dale said he had accepted that offer however that offer was withdrawn after the company did that due diligence, they decided not to pursu

fans bury football club could be saved. fa ns eve n bury football club could be saved.ere in the morning to clean the stadium, get it ready for their scheduled match at the weekend. in the end, those effo rts the weekend. in the end, those efforts were in vain. we learnt that about one hour and are half before the deadline that the efl had set, the deadline that the efl had set, the leading company in the takeover had pulled out of the deal saying the financial problems of the club we re the financial problems of the club were insurmountable. then it was a waiting game, really, for the fans after that. there were reports of other bids going in with proof of funds. ultimately, the efl decided at 11 in funds. ultimately, the efl decided atiiina funds. ultimately, the efl decided at 11 in a statement that time had run out for bury football club. they weren't prepared to suspend any more matches. bury haven't played a game this season. they were thrown out of the football league, the first team since maidstone united in 1992. after that decision emerged, there was anger and

the deadline to save both bolton wanderers and bury football clubs has just closed — with the firm aimingbuy bury pulling out in the last hour. police investigating alleged abuse at a hospital in county antrim say cctv footage has revealed 1500 crimes committed on one ward. documents discovered by the bbc suggest the government, and h52, knew the high speed railway was over budget — and behind schedule — years ago. would you feed your pets insects to help fight climate change? vets thinks it could be the way forward. and we speak to the author of the pulitzer—winning novel ‘the underground railroad', colson whitehead, about his latest work — that's in half an hour. good evening. opposition mps have agreed to try to block a no—deal brexit by introducing legislation in parliament. a meeting of those opposed to no deal was called by labour leaderjeremy corbyn. ajoint statement issued afterwards did not detail how or when legislative attempts would be made. and it said using a vote of no confidence to bring down the government remained an option. mr corbyn has now written to more than 100 con

as of today, bury football club does still exist, they just need to bury football club does still existeyjust need to work out whatever happens next. prince andrew is challenged by one ofjeffrey epstein‘s alleged victims to explain his connections to the american billionaire. he knows exactly what he's done. and i hope he comes clean about it. thank you. more money for schools, the nhs and police, the chancellor's promises fuel speculation of a possible general election. an advert promoting the government's eu settlement scheme after brexit is banned after being ruled misleading. 300 of the uk's most remote homes can now claim they're among the best connected — as their superfast broadband goes live game, set, match, 0liver. british number one kyle edmund has been knocked out of the first round of the us open for the second year in a row. good morning — and welcome to the bbc news at 9 bury football club has been expelled from the english football league, after a last—ditch takeover bid collapsed. the league one club had until 5pm yesterday to complete a deal — having been granted an ex

bury football clu b the minutes of silence. bury football clubit has adequate funding by midnight tonight. an update on the market numbers for you. here is how london and frankfurt ended the day and in the united states this is how the dow and nasdaq are getting on. now the sun is out, the sky is blue, don't worry i am not going to sing. inevitably there are predictions of travel proms this holiday weekend. millions will take to the roads and travel with trades. here's the latest in 0xfordshire. as families head off for the weekend, thousands of cars are expected to clog motorways. 0ne survey suggest 8.6 million of us are going to spend a night away this weekend. that is a million more than this time last year. on the motorways they say the worst time to travel at the moment is with the congestion at its highest. the rac says the best time travel is after 9pm this evening. highways england says there are 50 sets of roadworks taking place across the country over the weekend which could cause severe delays. 0 nto which could cause severe delays. 0n

bury fc got to hear. for this club and community, these are the darkest of times. after 134 years of history, bury footballb and its fa ns history, bury football club and its fans have been dealt a fatal blow. after numerous delays and complications, late last night they we re complications, late last night they were told it was all over. it is a bereavement, losing part of your family. i have a sister who hasjust been diagnosed with alzheimer's. i used to bring here and that is the only thing she could really accept. none of that now. this will affect the whole of football, it needs to change. it is dead to me now. i don't want to watch it and i have no interest in it but it needs to change, the whole lot. it is wrong. old trafford 1927, the change, the whole lot. it is wrong. old trafford1927, the famous manchester united beaten at home by small—town neighbours bury. in the early 20th century the shakers were right at the forefront of english football. after joining right at the forefront of english football. afterjoining the league in 1894, they won their first fa cup title in 1900, and a second just th

what this amounts to of course as a last—ditch attempt by those who still work for bury football club football league to reconsider, through political pressure. it may well be that they go down the legal route. as well and it is important to stress the supporters trust, forever bury have also said that that is something they may well consider but this is a desperately sad week for notjust bury but also league football generally. serving as a warning, a wake—up call for club finances. even at a time of extraordinary wealth at the top of the sport, and it has highlighted and shone a light on the fact there is growing concern over whether a not clubs are stretching themselves concern over whether or not clubs are stretching themselves beyond their limits and whether they now need to be some kind of governance reform by the football league and perhaps the fa to instill more discipline when it comes to the running of these clubs. vasiliy lomachenko aims to add a third belt to his collection of world lightweight titles. the ukrainian, who is widely regarded as the best pound—for—pound fight

the future of two of england's oldest football clubs still hangs in the balance tonight. hopes of saving buryed takeover fell through with less than two hours to go before the deadline this afternoon and there's still no news for bolton wanderers fans about a potential buyer. our sports editor, dan roan, has more. for 134 years, this club has been at the heart of the community in bury but today the news fans were dreading asa but today the news fans were dreading as a last—ditch takeover bid collapsed. we want dale out! attention turned to anger as a threat of expulsion from the football league loomed. we are heartbroken, honestly. i've been mascot, travelled to 60 odd grounds watching them. just gutted a gutted. earlier, volunteers expected a deal to be done, helping get the stadium ready for what they hoped would be the first fixture of the season after a series of suspended matches. bury were given until 5pm to com plete bury were given until 5pm to complete a takeover or be thrown out of the league. amid the despair, they warned fans not to damage the stadium but having come through the y

bury football club will be expelled from the english football league at midnight tonight, unless a last—minutee it. the league one side, which is 134 years old, hasn't played a match this season because of financial problems. 0ur north of england correspondent judith moritz reports. # bury till i die, i'm bury till i die...# their passion is clear, their despair mounting. bury‘s fanatics are vocal in their desperation. bury‘s fans are vocal in their desperation. as the midnight deadline comes closer, they're facing the fact that their team may never play again. amongst them are anthony and peter, both season—ticket holders since childhood. it's in the family, it's, you know... i can only describe it, really, to like losing a relative. it sounds silly, but that's really what it feels like. is that how it feels for you as well? definitely, bury is a place where every saturday you know you don't have to get in touch with your friends, you know they're going to be here. it's just organic socialisation, meeting up with people, and it's killing us, losing this club. it's killing us. it's a big contr

bury football club will be expelled from the english football league at midnight tonight unless a last—minutek to save it. the league one side, which is 13a years old, have not played a match this season because of financial problems. its owner, steve dale, has just hours to prove they have the funding to continue. 0ur north of england correspondent, judith moritz, is in bury for us. yes, there are less than six hours until that deadline and the atmosphere here is a mixture of anger and resignation. half of the fa ns anger and resignation. half of the fans i've spoken to are convinced they will never see their team play again. the other half say they are still hopeful that a deal can be secured on what would literally be the 11th hour. it is the photo stunt they would rather not be posing for but these supporters have a point to make. the clu b supporters have a point to make. the club was founded more than 130 years ago but they know this could be its last day. across the generations, the fans are feeling desperate. amongst them, anthony and peter, both season ticket holder since childhood.

as of today, bury football club does still exist, they just need to bury football club does still existillionaire. he knows exactly what he's done. and i hope he comes clean about it. thank you. more money for schools, the nhs and police, the chancellor's promises fuel speculation of a possible

for this club, for this community, these are the darkest of times. after 134 years of history, bury footballlu b after 134 years of history, bury football club and its fans have been dealt a fatal blow, after numerous delays and complications, late last night, they were told it was all over. it's a disappointment, isn't it? he was part of your family. it's a disappointment, isn't it? he was part of your familylj it's a disappointment, isn't it? he was part of your family. i have a sister who hasjust was part of your family. i have a sister who has just been was part of your family. i have a sister who hasjust been diagnosed with alzheimer's. i used to bring her here, and that's the only thing that she really accept. there is none of that now. this will affect the whole of football, the whole of football needs to change. it needs to change. it's dead to me now. i don't want to watch any football, i don't have any interest in it. but it needs to change a whole lot. it's wrong. old trafford, 1927, the famous manchester united beaten at home by small—town neighbours, bury. in the early 20th cent

sustainable and it seems criminal that they would allow other clubs in administration to play football, get their money awards from the week, but buryr that. i heard that she had helped us. we have received not one... the only action stopping very football club 110w action stopping very football club now are those of the afl. there is now are those of the afl. there is no monetary requirement now for that code to trade. none whatsoever. —— those of the efl. you are a businessman, you were hoping to make money off of it stop it will know. i swear to god. i don't want to blame —— when thomas now, but if you ask when thomas, ask him what i said to him. igot when thomas, ask him what i said to him. i got a second chance with my help. and he said "you're supposed be dying". well unfortunately with leukaemia, you get windows, you get six months pass where you well, you going another six wins and then they say "it's back and you have three months". this sort of happens all the time. you never know. do i need this? no, i want to get off. because iam sick this? no, i want to get off. because i am sick of people having a go at me for somethin

messages, loads of messages from kids, families, family photos, save bury, sell bury, please save our club, please save bury footballet more from our political correspondent tom barton. tom, could an election be on the way? and who is going to get the money? well, there is nothing like a chancellor promising billions of pounds to suggest that an election might be on the way. the government say no, they are not electioneering. they say they are doing this now so that people can have certainty ahead of brexit. and also so borisjohnson can deliver the pledges that he has made as a new prime minister and a new government. at the decision to bring the spending review forward was certainly unexpected. and sajid javid had been due to make his first big speech as chancellor of the exchequer today. now, that isn't going to happen. labour say that this shows that panic is setting in. in fact this shows that panic is setting in. infact in this shows that panic is setting in. in fact in the last hour, john macdonald, the shadow chancellor, has tweeted that it is a one—off, pre—election, panic driven stunt. what can we expect sa

bury football club has told the bbc in the last hour that the club has been sold.onths now, uncertainty has surrounded their future, matches postponed and protests held. now — with the threat of expulsion from the football league looming at midnight — is there some light at the end of the tunnel. bbc radio manchester's mike minay has more on this. mike — you've spoken to steve dale this evening — what has he told you. steve has told me that the club has been sold at the 11th hour, barry of course by midnight was in potential of losing a football the club and the club that is so vital to the community. steve has texted me saying it has been sold and it has been agreed a deal with some any company called at cnn analytics, as headed by henry newman and rory campbell, they are a football analytics company and we know from thatis analytics company and we know from that is that this deal, although agreed in principle, rely solely on the esl agreeing an extension to the deadline in order to get it done, but at the last minute questions will be asked and so fans will be co

the club is in financial turmoil and is yet to play a fixture at gigg lane this season. last night, bury faced expulsion from the english football what happened late last night. last night, though, i felt happened late last night. last night, though, ifelt absolutely dreadful, i must admit. this is something i try to stay not very eloquently earlier. why should anyone care? barry is so much part of the community. why should anybody else care? it is a broader tale for football and that fans have to be more aware of what is happening behind the scene that their clubs. some clubs are exceptionally well run. 0thers some clubs are exceptionally well run. others are at the mercy of those who don‘t often have the club‘s best interests at heart. if this was to show anything, it is for fa ns to this was to show anything, it is for fans to scrutinise their clubs more. there was this fear of being kicked out at midnight. what is it been like for you over the last few months. how long has barry been in financial difficulty? this all came out in april this year, when we found that the players weren‘t being paid. we got promotion with some in

the deadline to save both bolton wanderers and bury football clubs has just closed with the firm aimingvealed 1500 crimes committed on one ward. documents discovered by the bbc suggest the government, and hs2, knew the high speed railway was over budget and behind schedule years ago. brazil's president poulsen aaron has told local media he may reverse a decision to reject a

it‘s a crucial day for bury football club. ue one season. at the centre of all of this is steve dale, the owner who bought the club for £1. he has said that there is an interested party in buying the club, but also that he doesn‘t feel like he‘s really in charge. am not in control. it watching i am not in control. it is like watching a car crash but you are not holding the steering wheel. we need to try and come up with a plan. but what i am getting sick of is being blamed for someone else‘s debt. i did not run up vested with the club. the club was bused beyond belief when i took over. it is now sustainable. the only actions stopping bury, there is no monetary requirements now for that club to trade. none whatsoever. it has been dreadful. it is the only industry i have been involved with with a guy who‘s trying to say that gets vilified. that is what i don‘t, it won‘t... if you have seen some of the dreadful acts that have been done with my family and my home you just think my god. and if i retaliate, i am the bad guy. when i w

the future of two of england's oldest football clubs hangs in the balance tonight. hopes of saving buryosed takeover fell through with less than two hours to go before the deadline for it to be completed. the lawyer working to broker a deal, has said "alternative bids" have been put to the efl and they were now "awaiting an outcome". bolton wanderers also had until 5pm this afternoon for a sale to be agreed. there's been no word yet on a possible deal. our sports editor, dan roan, has the latest. after 134 years of history, the news bury‘s fans were dreading, as a last—ditch rescue deal collapsed. as news filtered through, tension turning to anger towards the current owner as the threat of expulsion from the football league loomed. it's just absolutely devastating, honestly, devastating. yeah, we are heartbroken, honestly. i've been coming here since i were about three months old, my first day my dad brought me to. my mum tried to get me to old trafford and i was having none of it, i wanted to be a buryfan. the mascot, travelled to 60 odd grounds watching them, just gutted, gutted. earl

spectacular pictures and potentially some good news in the world of sport for bury football club. night whereby the owner had to produce the funds to keep the clu b had to produce the funds to keep the club going or essentially find a new buyer and it was always going to be the most likely... and if not, on the most likely... and if not, on the face of it, it is a little club ina the face of it, it is a little club in a town in greater manchester so why would anyone care but in the nicest possible way, if you live somewhere else, but this would have been the first club to be kicked out of the football league since 1992 so it does not happen often. no, it is a huge thing and we were talking yesterday about how it will affect people in the community and saying a happy town, happy football club leads to happy people there and it is essentially a community and if the football club goes, no matches on the weekend, people do not go, the impact it has on a town. we talk about people recognising people around the town from going to the football and if that stops... hopefully it will not ha

bury football club could be expelled from the english football league — unless the club shows it hasquate funding by midnight tonight. now on bbc news it's time for the film review. mark joins markjoinsjulian mark joins julian worker to discuss the latest cinema and dvd releases. hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is mark kermode. so mark, what do we have this week? we have a proper mixed bag. we have crawl which promises to do for alligators whatjaws did for sharks. pain and glory the award—winning film from pedro almodovar. and angel has fallen, gerard butler is back. for alligators to start with. we have had alligators in films like i believe lake placid? i think technically that is a giant crocodile. director by the person that made piranha 3d and switchblade romance. story is a the story is a swimmer from the university of florida goes back home and she finds out herfather is in his house in a hurricane zone and she cannot get in touch with him and she goes to the house to go and check that he is all right. when she g

it's a crucial day for bury football club. a match yet this season, staff haven't been paid, it's been a mess. the efl want evidence that they can pay off their debts and make it through the league one season. at the centre of all of this is steve dale, the owner who bought the club for £1. he has said that there is an interested party in buying the club, and that all he has done is try his best to save the club. let's hearfrom him now. i am not in control. it is like watching a car crash but you are not holding the steering wheel. we need to try and come up with a plan. but what i am getting sick of is being blamed for someone else's debt. i did not run up this debt with the club. the club was bust beyond belief when i took over. it is now sustainable. the only actions stopping bury football club now are those of the efl. there is no monetary requirements now for that club to trade. none whatsoever. it has been dreadful. it is the only industry i have been involved where the guy who's trying to save that gets vilified. that is

the deadline to save both bolton wanderers and bury football clubs has just closed with the firm aiming to buy bury pulling out. police investigating alleged abuse at a hospital in county antrim say cctv footage has revealed 1500 crimes committed on one ward. documents discovered by the bbc suggest the government, and h52, knew the high speed railway was over budget and behind schedule years ago. brazil's president poulsen aaron has told local media he may reverse a decision to reject a deal with $20 million in aid from the g7 leaders. in a moment it will be time for sportsday but first a look at what else is coming up this evening on bbc news. we'll have the latest on the future of the bolton wanderers and bury fc, after the deadline to save both clubs has passed. also, we'll be finding out why vets think feeding your pets insects could be the solution to helping fight climate change. and we'll be looking at tomorrow's front pages in the papers tonight, with our guests the brexit commissioning editor for the telegraph, asa bennett, and the author and journalist rachel shabi. that's all

bury football club say they're "astonished and dismayed" that the english football league won't reconsiderbuy the club. bury claim the league knew about the bid before tuesday's deadline for them to be saved. our sports editor dan roan reports. kicked out of the league, this the only football being played now here at gigg lane. a show of sympathy too from across the game for a club that has gone after 134 years of history. for many bury was a passion, for others a livelihood. i'm devastated if i'm honest with you. having to tell young players, we've got 140 children, and they are children, they are minors, that we haven't got a club any more. so to tell them was heartbreaking. the implications can be massive really in terms of their mental health. tonight bury said they were utterly devastated the football league had refused to go back on its decision to expel the club despite the emergence of a credible new bidder before tuesday's deadline. my anger today is their refusal to even revisit the decision. we will certainly want an investigation into the way that our club has been treated. we

bolton wanderers and bury football clubs face liquidation after the deadline to save them expires.ons against prince andrew, allegations he denies. he knows exactly what he has done andi he knows exactly what he has done and i hope he comes clean about it.

time is running out for two of the england's oldest football clubs. buryve a future by five o'clock this afternoon. our sports correspondent katie gornall is in bolton for us now. there is a huge amount of concern among the fans i have spoken to in bolton. it's already been a challenging season for them. they have seen their manager resign, and have seen their manager resign, and have had to field youth players to fulfil their fixtures and lost their last two games. now a takeover deal to buy the club collapsed over the weekend so clubs like bury down the road are on the verge of going under. it isa under. it is a club steeped in history but now bolton are on the brink. at five o'clock today the football league faces losing one of its founding members. all fans can do is wait and hope. i'm standing next to the statue and he has a tear in his eye. we don't have a right to win anything but we are here, wejust wa nt anything but we are here, wejust want a football club to support. can't sleep. you know, it isjust unbelievable. but only for the foot ball unbel

a big day for both bolton and bury football clubs hours left? vealing over the weekend a takeover had fallen through, leaving them on the brink of liquidation. for bury, i think cause for greater optimism with a viable bid still on the table. katie gornall reports. it‘s a club steeped in history but now bolton are on the brink. at five o‘clock today, the football league faces losing one of its founding members. all fans can do now is wait and hope. we‘re stood beside nat‘s statue and he‘s got a tear in his eye because none of us have seen this. we don‘t have a right to win anything, but we‘re here, we just want a football club to support. that‘s all we ask. i can't sleep. it's just unbelievable. not only for the football team as well and the club, you know, but people who work in, they're losing theirjobs and everything. it'sjust not fair. at the end of the day at five o'clock, when that bell tolls, it could be the end of bolton wanderers. bolton wanderers as we know it, as fans, supporters. where do we go from here? until recently, bolton were p

bury football club say they're astonished and dismayed that the english football league won't reconsidero buy the club. bury claim the league knew about the bid before tuesday's deadline for them to be saved. our sports editor dan roan reports. kicked out of the league, this is the only football being played now at gigg lane. a show of sympathy from across the game for a club that has gone after 134 years of history. for many, bury was a passion. for others, a livelihood. it has been devastating. having to tell young players, we have got 140 children, and they are children, they are minors, that we haven't got a club any more. to tell them is heartbreaking. the implications could be massive in terms of their mental health. what we have done as an academy, we have given support to all the parents, staff and players. tonight bury said they were utterly devastated the football league had refused to go back on its decision to expel the club, despite the emergence of a credible new bidder before tuesday's deadline. my anger today is their refusal to revisit the decision. we certainly want an

after 134 years of history, bury football club has been dealt a fatal blow.cations, they were told it was all over. i came down here this morning, what can i do? i came down. it's a bereavement, isn't it? you are losing part of your family. i have a sister who has just been diagnosed with alzheimer's. i used to bring her, and that is the only thing that she could really accept. there is none of that now. this will affect the whole of football. the whole of football needs to change. it is dead to me now, i don't want to watch any football, i have no interest in it. but it needs to change, the whole lot, it is wrong. yesterday there had been hope a deal to save the club could be reached, as volunteers arrived to get the stadium ready for the weekend's scheduled match. but their efforts were in vain, as the company leading the takeover backed out 90 minutes before the deadline, saying bury‘s financial problems were insurmountable. pleas for a last minute stay of execution came to nothing, and there was anger directed at the bury owner steve dale and the english

and bury football club have until midnight to avoid being expelled from the english football league.n pay off creditors and have funding to make it through the league one season. they have yet to play a first—team match in this campagin. i'll be back with more on those stories at 9:40am. with the global population growing, and more and more of us moving into cities, there are big questions about how we feed ourselves in the future. new high tech farms are now emerging all over the uk. ben thompson has been 33 metres underground in a future farm at clapham, south london. welcome to clapham in south london. we're 100 feet below the pavement, right next to the tube line in this disused air raid shelter and it looks a bit different because, well, they've turned it into a farm. it's a vertical farm, using all sorts of new technology to bring together some pretty age—old techniques of agriculture with some pretty new technology. stephen is one of the co—founders, stephen, good morning to you. good morning. give us a sense of what you're doing here, because it's a pretty efficient operation

the future of bury football club remains uncertain, with yet another match being postponed. ay against gillingham will not go ahead, after the football league said they did not receive enough assurances that the club has the necessary finances in place to run the club in the future. the club's owner says he is willing to sell to save the club but they face being thrown out of the league in ten days' time. let's have a quick look at some of the other headlines. tyson fury‘s next fight will be against unbeaten swedish heavyweight 0tto wallin. it will take place at the t—mobile arena in las vegas on the 14th september. he hopes victory in that will see a title rematch against deontay wilder. the winner of the champion hurdle, espoir d'allen, is likely to miss next yea r‘s race after an accident at his stables. he won the cheltenham race in march by a record 15 lengths. and the 15—year—old american coco gauff — who beat venus williams en route to the fourth round at wimbledon — has been awarded a wild card for the us open, which begins in new york a week on monday. women's t20 cr

formed in 1885, derry foot ball clu b after being formed in 1885, derry football club is staring down the barrel of being thrown out —— buryey finished in fourth place in the year. in recent years they have been a lower league clu b years they have been a lower league club but they mean so much to that pa rt of club but they mean so much to that part of greater manchester and to the people who are involved. gary and phil neville and tracey neville, their parents were instrumental in bury's fortunes for many years. neville neville died a few years ago, but you'll neville stepped down la st ago, but you'll neville stepped down last week, she left the club saying she had been the club secretary for decades —— jill neville. she said she could not continue to work their way of the current owner is in place. there have been other clubs who have had problems, bournemouth had problems, portsmouth had problems, southampton had problems, but this is as bad as it gets, or it could be if they get kicked out on friday. let's hope something turns the corner for friday. let's hope something turns the cornerfor them. friday. let's hope so

the owner of bury football club has told the bbc this evening that the club have been sold. , they've had to postponed all their matches this season with the football league seeking assurances over their financial stability. bbc radio manchester's mike minay has more. steve dale has told me that the club has been sold at the 11th hour. bury was in potential of being lost, a clu b was in potential of being lost, a club that is so vital to the community. steve dale has texted me saying it's been sold and his agreed a deal with a company called cnn analytics, a football analytics company headed by henry newman and rory campbell and this deal, they agreed in principle, relies solely on the esl agreeing to an extension on the esl agreeing to an extension on the esl agreeing to an extension on the deadline to get it done. aston villa picked up their first points of the season and their first win in the premier league since february 2016. they beat everton 2—nil this evening as nick parrott report. so far this season, aston villa have failed to deliver. this was a plea heard by thos

we will move of politics and out and we are going to go to the story on bury football club, also in the just heard in the last hour that they have been expelled from the league. a small town near manchester, the community is going to be pretty hit. they will be shattered. the history of the english football league and what it means to the community. going over the books of what happened, it is a tale of a club up to its knees, drowning in debt. on its sportsground a mortgage of hundred and 30% interest rate and i'm sure every business decision will be analysed finally in there. bolton wanderers given 1a days but again not looking great. their stories have a much bigger residence than the back pages of the sports paper because it is a daily part of people ‘s lives. paper because it is a daily part of people 's lives. massively so. whole communities affected by this. it was excruciating watching interviews with fans who have been going on for decades and the impact of... the social impact of being able to do that and all the number of people who have been doing that regularly, going with

the english football league has agreed to work with bury football club and a potential new buyer, overity of the club to next tuesday. our correspondent leanne brown is at bury‘s gigg lane stadium. her real hope for the club? -- array of hope? fans have decided to meet for what would have been a match against tranmere but have not played against tranmere but have not played a game in the season due to being stopped by the afl. they were given until midnight last night to prove their finances. —— efl. until midnight last night to prove theirfinances. —— efl. two hours before that deadline, they announced they were selling to cnn's sporting rescue. they have until tuesday at 5pm to finalise the deal. the buyers are led by rory campbell, son of the former labour spin doctor, alistair campbell. they specialise in football and data analysis and say they are looking at the clubs finances very closely. —— alastair campbell. because of the integrity ofa game campbell. because of the integrity of a game they cannot afford to postpone any more matches. and no one wants to see a club lose its pla

the english football league has agreed to work with bury football club and a potential new buyer overline about the viability of the club to next tuesday. lots of anxious fans here this afternoon, they have decided to meet on what would have been their match against tranmere this afternoon, but of course, they haven't played a game in the season, due to being stopped by the efl. the efl gave them until midnight last night to prove their finances. two hours before that, they announced they were selling the club to c&n sporting risk, and this afternoon, the efl have told them they have until tuesday at five o'clock to finalise that deal. just to tell you more about the buyers, they are head by henry newman and rory campbell. rory campbell is the son of the former labour spin doctor, alastair campbell. they specialise in football and data analysis, and say they are looking at the club's finances very closely. the efl have said, though, this afternoon, that because of the integrity of the game, they can't afford to postpone any more matches, and that no one wants to see a club lose its pl

time is ticking to save bury football club from being expelled by the english league. until midnight to prove they can pay off debts and have the necessary funding to make it through the league one season. they've already had six matches postponed this season because of financial problems. our sports correspondent john watson reports. after 134 years of history, bury face a desperate fight for theirfuture. they have until midnight tonight to prove the club has the funds to continue, or they must find a buyer. or for these fans, the unthinkable could become a reality. ijust think it's one big shame. that we are going to lose a lovely club. a community club. it always is the fans, especially with this owner and he has one agenda, sell. and i don't think he's bought it as a football club. i don't think he had any interest in the football. owner steve dale but the club for £1 back in december. but despite the club winning promotion from league 2 last season, there are rumours of bills going unpaid. since then the club have been docked 12 points and been prevented from play

the english football league has agreed to work with bury football club and a potential new buyer over league one. the efl has extended its deadline about the viability of the club to next tuesday. leanne brown is at bury‘s gigg lane stadium. bury are still anxiously waiting for the efl to decide if their proposed takeover will stop them from being thrown out of the game. the club had until midnight last night to prove their finances and two hours before it was announced that the club was being sold to cnn sporting risk. in the last few minutes, we have heard that a has to be done done by 5pm on tuesday. to tell you a bit more about the company, they are by henry newman and rory campbell. now, rory campbell is the son of the former labour spin doctor, alastair campbell. and they specialise in football and data analysis. they say they are looking very closely at the clubs finances. the reaction to this sale, from the fans, has been one of relief. but they are also still anxious, and want questions answered. there will be a large gathering here tonight because, as the gate says, it is no

there is a dark cloud over bury football club.night tonight to avoid being expelled from the english football league, unless owner steve dale can prove they have the funding to continue to find a buyer. dale's been speaking to bbc radio manchester. we have made a request for the league to stay the removal from the league to stay the removal from the league based on the fact we have an interested party. we have more people coming to the table. also we are trying to cover what they require. we have gone to the public and we have said to them, look, we don't need this money but if you wa nt to don't need this money but if you want to say that football club, make a pledge to the club, not me, we're not asking you for many, we are asking you to pledge. we are there to try to save the club. i didn't put the club in a mess, i didn't it was all done before i got there. all i had done is try to save it. the manchester united manager 0le gunner solskjaer says social media companies must stop the spread of hate. it's after his midfielder pau

bury football club have been expelled by the english football league after a takeover bid collapsed.ars old, is the first team to drop out of the efl since maidstone in 1992. the league has granted a 14—day extension to the former premier league side bolton wanderers, in the hope they can sort out a takeover. talks to form a new government in italy have resumed now populist and centre—left leaders have agreed that giuseppe conte should stay on as prime minister. italy's president has given the five star movement and the democratic party until wednesday to reach a deal and avoid a snap election. ramzan karmali reports. for many italians, this has become an all—too—familiar scene. all additions engaging in more emergency talks with the pill —— president but this time hope is close. translation: we are going on and working to give italy a new government. a turning point government. a turning point government that cares for the environment, for employment, for research and the common good of our country. italy public prime minister, giuseppe conte, resigned in dramatic fashion last week

let's get back to some football news. 2a hours ago, it looked like bury football club would be no morest night, a deal was agreed by owner steve dale to sell the league one side — with a new deadline of 5pm on tuesday to complete the sale. bbc radio manchester's mike minay has been following the story. earlier he told me, bury‘s not out of the woods just yet. with all these things, there's so many convocations around it. yes, the positive sign was that steve admitted he'd sold the club, which isa admitted he'd sold the club, which is a huge step forward, particularly for berry fans, then they confirmed recognition of this move by steve dale. this morning then it puts out their own statement saying that they recognised a credible buyer. and they wanted to exclusively work with them to help the change of control from their club from there, they did fire a warning shot saying that they are going to give a deadline of tuesday at five p:m.. the deadline was going to be at midnight on friday night, they move that back 72 hours, 72 and bits, hours. if the deal is not completed by then, they w

because bury football club, another update? acking up the air miles in the group stage of the europa league. they‘re facing the prospect of a 7,400—mile round trip to kazakhstan for the clash with fc astana. let‘s take a look at how the all british teams fared in today‘s draw. it‘s not a bad draw in terms of competition for ole gunnar soljkaer‘s side. out of those three opponents, they‘ve only faced fk pa rtizan once before. they‘ve also got dutch side az alkmaar. last season‘s finalists arsenal have been drawn against eintracht frankfurt, standard liege and vitoria guimaraes. wolves have been handed an interesting draw. in their first european compeition since 1981 they will travel to turkey, portugal and slovakia. it‘s a tough one for celtic — their group includes the team that knocked them out of champions league qualifying. and rangers have tough one too — they‘re in a group with porto. and rangers will be forced to leave at least 3,000 seats vacant at ibrox for their first europa league group game after being found guilty o

the future of two of england's oldest football clubs hangs in the balance. hopes of saving buryosed takeover fell through less than two hours before the deadline for it to be completed. the lawyer working to broker a deal says three alternative bids have been put to the english football league and are "awaiting an outcome". andy walsh, national game development officer at the football supporters association, says the community could suffer. the fa need to step in. fans are the victims, local communities where the revenue that is generated on a match day will also be victims. hard—hit towns will be hit once again, and you've got people like ken anderson at bolton, people like stephen dale and stuart date at bury who have taken risks with those community assets that have been around for over 100 years, nearly 300 years between them. and they've just been tossed aside because the league have not got their act together and have not put robust regulations in place. this is outside source live from the bbc newsroom. our lead story is... the amazon is burning, but brazil's jair bolsona

bury football clu b view. we should say that bury football club says it is confident it can save the football league status despite her grandfather and father's footsteps. she's now aiming for european and world titles, and mike's been to meet her. the crowds have flocked here to the goodwood festival of speed in west sussex to see some of the world's top rally drivers in action. among them now is a woman from britain who's blazing a trail for more women into the sport. nabila tejpar is the reigning british ladies champion. now aiming for european and world rally glory, driving on the edge with the world flashing past at 80 miles an hour. lots of people assume rally drivers are crazy. maybe you do, you know, have to have a screw loose in your head. nothing beats the adrenaline coming off the stage, feeling you've done your absolute best. it would be great to see more women involved. it doesn't matter about your gender. i think motorsport is one of those places where you can be in the same level playing field and the same cars as men. nabila is keeping the sport in her family. her dad and grandad were both rally dr

football club, as was the italian consortium. but they don't appear to have been considered or given the same opportunity to formulate their bid to save bury look at how the all british teams fared in today‘s draw. it‘s not a bad draw, in terms of competition though, for ole gunnar soljkaer‘s side. out of those three opponents, they‘ve only faced fk pa rtizan once before, they‘ve also got dutch side az alkmaar. last season‘s finalists arsenal have been drawn against eintracht frankfurt, standard liege and vitoria guimaraes. wolves have been handed an interesting draw in theirfirst european compeition since 1981, will see them travel to turkey, portugal and slovakia. it‘s a tough one for celtic, their group includes the tean that their group includes the team that knocked them out of champions league qualifying and rangers have tough one too — they‘re in a group with porto. well, rangers will be forced to leave at least 3,000 seats vacant at ibrox, for theirfirst europa league group game, after being found guilty of a second charge of sectarian chanting. it‘s the same punishment as was served during the second leg with legia warsaw on thurs

just hours to save bury football club from being expelled from the english football league, for lack of funding. glasgow university is to make £20 million of reparations after finding out it benefited by tens of millions of pounds from the slave trade. coming up we'll be taking a look at how techonlogy is transforming farming across the uk. and it looks like the ashes are slipping away from england after they suffer a battling collapse —— batting collapse. good evening and welcome to bbc news. the fires which are currently ravaging the amazon rainforest in brazil have prompted the leaders of france and ireland to declare they won't support a major eu trade deal with south america unless brazil does more to bring the situation under control. campaigners have blamed the environmental policies of brazil's president, jair bolsonaro, for the spread of the fires, which are threatening a major source of the world's oxygen. the blazes, which are scattered widely across the amazon, most notably in the north of brazil, are the most intense in the region for almost a decade. the issue is due to

it is a huge day for bury football club. the league one season. john watson has been at bury market for us this morning. it's a hugely significant day. the owner will have to demonstrate that he has the finances available to secure he has the finances available to secure the future of this club. that is looking unlikely at this stage. the alternative is a potential buyer for this club as we take down towards the potential deadline of midnight tonight. we understand there are four offers, one serious, on the table, but talks would have to be at an advanced stage if there is to be any extension to the deadline. the football league seeing yesterday an extension of 24—48 hours may be possible if talks were atan hours may be possible if talks were at an advanced stage but anything further to that very unlikely. the english football league will face questions over why they are tested not stand up with steve gill purchasing the club forjust £1 in december. they will face questions as to whether or not they need to be doing more to