i have been to cardiff so many times.n 1999 for the rugby world cup final, fa cup finals as well when wembley was being rebuilt, all special occasions, but the global reach and the fact that we have juventus here, global reach and the fact that we havejuventus here, real madrid here, two of the greats of the game down the years, playing for what has become such a valuable and important prize in european football, it does feel special, and the weather has behaved itself for the most part as well. not that they will bother about that, the roof will be on the stadium tonight, and it will be an incredible atmosphere in there as well. beautiful blue skies behind you, but as far as the two teams are concerned, we know this is the attacking might of real madrid up against the solid defence of juventus, of course, but where do we think the match will be won and lost? will they be able to de buit the likes of ronaldo and benzema? well, if they can, they have pretty much won, because you meants have the fantastic defence, the bbc,

we understand he grew up cardiff area.ew up in weston—super—mare and has four children. those are the latest details. we understand the 47—year—old man arrested was from the cardiff area and is darren osborne. this is the fourth attack in the uk in four months. daniel sa ndford in the uk in four months. daniel sandford has the very latest. it was just after midnight in london and the third attack using a vehicle in just three months. this time the muslim community was the target. basically he drove on the pavement, coming straight towards all the muslims and as he was coming into them he hit all of them. after the van had crashed through worshippers marking the holy month of ramadan leaving age badly injured, many who had been too late night prayers found themselves wrestling the suspected van driver to the road. when he was on the ground i asked him, why did you do that? why? innocent people. he said i want to kill muslims. after a prolonged struggle the suspected driver was arrested. the imam had intervened to prevent fu

the bbc understands he is darren osbourne, a 47—year—old man from cardiff.k to joey valentino — joey was inside the muslim welfare house in finsbury park when the attack happened. thank you for being with us on the bbc news. can you describe what you saw and heard when you came out of the house? literally i was praying inside. in the middle of the prayer, i could hear a lot of shouting and screaming, and people were panicky. idid not screaming, and people were panicky. i did not pay massive attention because i thought there were some southern fights going on. when i finished my prayer, i looked around and offices of things going on, people were screaming. everyone was panicking. i rushed to the entrance. i was telling people to do the same thing, i listen to the police doctor. i could see people lying on the floor, blood, i could see people giving them cpr and everyone screaming. lots of shouting at the front. i made my way through the people and i got the front i saw when they got the man and held down on the ground. i handed it over to the police and the v

we are in cardiff. hired to carry out this atrocity was from a village around 10—15 miles away to the north—west of cardiff. we do not yet know when that vehicle was hired, but we do know that that company is working alongside the metropolitan police to give them any information to have for the investigation. these incidents always raised so many questions and so many troubled issues as well. troubled issues as well. french police are investigating a suspected terrorist attack in the centre of paris after a car crashed into a police van then burst into flames. it happened along one of the best known streets in paris, the champs elysees. various media reports claim the driver was armed. authorities have confirmed that the driver of the car has died. no one else was injured in the attack. clearly officials in britain after the attack last night in finsbury park have been very careful about how they talk about this attack. you had the prime minister and sadiq khan and jeremy corbyn and cressida dick, the h

a sunny day in cardiff. football season a sunny day in cardiff.tball seasonis a sunny day in cardiff. football season is finally over. if there is a gap in your sporting life, cricket. a major global occasion. the semifinals england, not, in against india. pakistan were here. anything could happen. jonny ba i rstow anything could happen. jonny bairstow open for england. he made 43 when pakistan finally held on. the strength or pakistan was bowling. joe root, a faint touch. 46. eoin morgan, 43. he fell to house —— ahmed. the fielding for pakistan, fine. not even ben stokes could get going. 64 balls without a boundary. maybe these conditions we re boundary. maybe these conditions were perfect for bowlers. but all england needed was 212! england had not hit a six in their entire 50 overs. pakistan's first over, there it was. the batsmen accepted to take them on, 118 as an opening partnership. they were controlled, composed, and led by their captain. pakistan were the team that seemed most at home. bbc news, cardiff. it's been confirmed former five—we

cardiff, unknown to to be darren osborne, a father of four from cardiff, unknown to mi5.icion of attempted murder and then of terrorist offences. as he left, he waved to the crowd. can we take any more terror prime minister the prime minister arrived at the scene, visiting finsbury park mosque. the terrible terrorist attack that took place last night was an evil act borne out of hatred and it has devastated a community. i'm pleased to have been here to see the strength of that community coming together all faiths, united in one desire to see extremism and hatred of all sorts driven out of our society. there is no place for this hatred in our country and we need to work together as one society, as one community, to drive it out, this evil that is affect soing many family —— affecting so many families. the prime minister's visit came i2 families. the prime minister's visit came 12 hours after the van ploughed into a came 12 hours after the van ploughed intoa group came 12 hours after the van ploughed into a group of worshippers, theresa may clearly wanting to be seen among

he's believed to be darren osborne from cardiff.ne person died, and 11 others were injured when a hired van was driven into worshippers near the mosque in north london. a minute's silence for the victims of the grenfell tower fire — as the number of dead has been revised again to 79. the brexit secretary, david davis,says formal talks on britain's departure from the eu have got off to "a promising start" and on the day yet another terror that, we have a behind—the—scenes look at a hospital dealing with a major terrorist incident. it is both moving and uplifting. good evening and welcome to bbc news. police are still questioning a man on suspicion of terrorism offences after a van was driven into a crowd of worshippers last night — near a mosque in north london. witnesses say the driver shouted that he wanted to kill muslims. the attack happened in finsbury park shortly after midnight. 11 people were injured and one man died, though he'd collapsed before the attack and the cause of his death isn't clear. a van was driven onto the pav

cardiff is the home of champions this week.rowned winners for the fourth time in the women's showcase final, but only after a nervy penalty shootout. another trophy will be lifted on saturday with juventus and real madrid going head to head to lift the top prize in european football. for gareth bale of real madrid, a homecoming to savour. he was born and raised in cardiff, but he is facing up to the prospect of not starting this match, given his recent return from injury. i have been working hard on my fitness, i am not match fit. whether the manager thinks that might be a problem, it may be so, and if i have to be on the bench and come off the bench to make an impact, that is what i will have to do. the final will be played amidst tight security after the recent manchester attack which killed 22 concertgoers. the stadium roof will be closed as a precaution, and organisers remind fans to arrive early and not to bring bags. uefa's president is confident everything is being done to ensure a safe environment. the problem is that t

cardiff is certainly no different to that. yesterday afternoon, and there was a very visible and increased police presence and there will be more police on the streets tomorrow. this is always a big security operation anyway. with this stadium, big fantastic stadium slap bang in the middle of cardiff. quite an operation getting fans in and out from wherever they are coming from. there are only 18,000 tickets, the official allocation, for both juventus and real madrid, but anywhere it words to 150,000 of those fans are expected in the city. lots of fans‘ parks down in the day, in the shadow of cardiff council as well. and in the city as well the whole uefa delegation, including the president, alexanderjefford income and he has been speaking about the security operation they will put on —— aleksander ceferin. i don't know that football is a target, but all the big events with big crowds are possibly targets. the problem is that the stadiums are secured, they are safe, but there are many people on the streets, so we have to be ca

look up in cardiff and you see sunshine, if you are optimistic... studio: fingers crossed! america's cup semi finals after a broken wing ruined their chances against new zealand. in race one of the day in the bahamas, ben ainslie's boat ground toa bahamas, ben ainslie's boat ground to a halt due to mechanical issues. the wind was so severe that britain could not take to the water in phase two, which was an hour later. they are 2—0 down in the first 25 race play—offs. —— in the first to five. finally, chris froome kept safely out of trouble on the second stage of the criterium du dauphine in france. it was a day for the sprinters into arlanc — as frenchman arnaud demare claimed the stage win. froome finished safely in the peleton with the climbing and time trial stages — where he should excel — coming later in the week. that's all from sportsday. in some parts of the country, the weather is unpleasant right now. heavy rain, strong winds, and this rough spell of weather is going to continue into tomorrow. by the time we continue into tomorrow. by the time we get a wednesday,

a sunny day in cardiff. football season a sunny day in cardiff.y over. if there is a gap in your sporting life, cricket. a major global occasion. the semifinals england, not, in against india. pakistan were here. anything could happen. jonny ba i rstow anything could happen. jonny bairstow open for england. he made 43 when pakistan finally held on. the strength or pakistan was bowling. joe root, a faint touch.

the centre of cardiff.in the centre have been blocked off and there is no way for any vehicle to get into this location. this was always going to bea location. this was always going to be a huge security operation even before the atrocities that we saw recently in manchester. this operation was always going to be in place but up on thursday the football association of wales said that this was now the largest security operation that has ever been put in place for a sporting eventin been put in place for a sporting event in the uk. all of that has been put in place, of course, to make certain that what happens in the stadium runs as smoothly as possible this evening. if you think that's a big competition, you ain't seen nothing yet. forget football — spelling is even more intense... it's been the annual spelling bee in america. david eades picks up the story. could you repeat the word? from 11 million entrants, a 12 hourfinal and it all came down to this one word. marocain. and with victory,... how do you spe

so it could be a historic night in cardiff.juventus fans have travelled here in their tens of thousands. cardiff has welcomed to the giants of european football for what could be a classic. it will be great. if you win it is going to be the best experience in my life. we have a balanced teams were confident we can win. for us to defeat juventus... real madrid we can win. for us to defeat juventus. .. real madrid always we can win. for us to defeat juventus... real madrid always win the finals. at 39, the goalkeeper knows it may be his last chance. in a season when british teams again fell short in europe at least one british player has reached the final. a homecoming for gareth bale. the trouble is he is unlikely to start or real madrid. he may be at the heart of the market into this final. he is plastered all over town. but he has not actually been in the madrid team for about six weeks because of injury. it is disappointing, especially in his hometown but i think it would probably get his head around it if he doesn't start he

ollie foster live in cardiff. thanks.'brien‘s 40—1 shot wings of eagles won today's epsom derby. jockey padraig beggy, in his first ride in the race, brought the horse home from deep in the field to beat favourites cliffs of moher and cracksman, who was ridden by frankie dettori in third. andy murray beatjuan martin del potro in straight sets to reach the fourth round of the french open as he looks to replicate his run to last year's final. the british number two, kyle edmund, is out, beaten by south africa's kevin anderson. adam wild reports. the backdrop is instantly recognisable. centrestage in paris unmistakable. ahead of andy murray, a most familiar of foe. the world number one needs little reminding of just whatjuan martin del potro can do. still, here was something to refresh the memory. rivals since theirjunior days, in more recent times, epic counters in rio‘s olympic final and in davis cup hard—fought and rarely brief. the first set lasting almost an hour and a half. del potro letting slip four set points. murra

our correspondent richard conway is in cardiff. cardiff is the home of champions this week. on saturday the men‘s final sea juventus and real madrid going head—to—head to lift the top prize in european football. for gareth bale of the druid a homecoming to savour. —— of real madrid. he is facing up to the prospect of not starting this match, given his recent return from injury. i have been working hard on fitness. iam not i have been working hard on fitness. i am not match fit. whether the manager thinks that might be a problem, it may be so, and if i have to be on the bench and come off the bench to make an impact that is what i will have to do. the final will be played amidst tight security after the manchester attack that killed 22 concert goers. the roof will be closed as a precaution and organisers remind fans to arrive early and not to bring bags. the wafer president is confident everything is being done to ensure a safe environment. the problem is that the stadiums are secured and safe. there are many people in the street. we have to be cautious about it. we have to b

coming up, i will report from cardiff where you look forward to some cricket, preferably with a roofor england in the champions trophy tomorrow. theoretically! good evening — some sad news from the world of football to start with because this afternoon it's been confirmed that former newcastle midfielder cheick tiote has died. he was just 30 years old, and had collapsed in training with his club, beijing enterprises in china — here's our sports news correspondent, richard conway. he was playing for beijing enterprises, a chinese second division team, he moved there in february this year. he spent from 2010-2017 with february this year. he spent from 2010—2017 with newcastle united making over 150 appearances for the tea m making over 150 appearances for the team there. in a statement the club say their thoughts are with his friends and family. he is remembered on tyneside fondly, particularly for his one and only goal for the club, a thunderous volley against arsenal in 2011. cheick tiote passing away after collapsing in training at the age of 30 years old. richard conway speaking. p

england come back to cardiff unbeaten in the tournament but there's always room for improvement.tice session we saw jason roy fielding on the boundary. not quite this time. while amongst the players, walloping balls towards him, jonny bairstow. england went named their team the day before the match but ifjonny bairstow comes in forjason roy, eoin morgan would back him. we are in a very fortu nate would back him. we are in a very fortunate position that jonny ba i rstow is fortunate position that jonny bairstow is our next man in line. he's a very fine batsman and one thing he does exceptionally well is actually deals with no baggage. he comes in and wants to prove everybody wrong. he's been a huge attribute in him scoring runs when he's had a chance to score runs. certainly in white ball cricket. when he's got back into the test tea m when he's got back into the test team he's been exceptional. opening the batting at international level is an entirely different ball game. but was the wallingford jonny bairstow today from mickey arthur, he was in good form in his media conference

as cardiff once again hosted a major sporting event. joe wilson reports.eague, tuesday, champions trophy. cardiff is the international sporting city with everything guaranteed, except... except the weather. keep warm, keep moving, not too far. he has got him! jason roy, out for 13. knowing the forecast, that took five. england we re forecast, that took five. england were stopped start, joe root looked untroubled, easing to 64. but no more. ben stokes on 48. he found a fielder. still there wasjos buttler and his imagination, aiming for the cameraman behind him. incredible shot. 61 not out, jos buttler, 310 all—out, england. they got to the 50th over despite drizzle. new zealand had a total to chase and the wind had a job to do, keep blowing the rain showers away in cardiff. kane williamson was key, the new zealand captain is routinely outstanding and he took control here. 87 and suddenly, surprised. he has gone. wood's wicket, new zealand we re has gone. wood's wicket, new zealand were 158—3, then, and 223 all out. the game moved like the wind and england m

into the evening cardiff should be dry.ght, the champions league final. sunny skies to start the match. as the match goes on, i suspect it will turn rather cool. a cool night in prospect forjust about all of us. the showers will fade from northern ireland and scotland. the vast majority will be dry with clear spells and temperatures in towns and cities around 9—11. tomorrow, essentially we do it all again. a day of sunshine and showers. probably more showers across northern england than today. northern ireland and scotland seeing lots of showers, again they will be heavy, tending to cloud over across the south—west, wales, parts of the midlands with showery rain here. away from these areas a lot of dry weather and sunshine, again that fresher feel. but a dry weather and sunshine, again that fresherfeel. but a change dry weather and sunshine, again that fresher feel. but a change as we head into the start of the new week. areas of low pressure swarming and gathering out west ready to throw bands of rain towards us. monday co

after a thriller in taunton, we go to cardiff for the finale of this t20 series.ortunity for someone to make a name for himself in this england limited overs side. the series set up limited overs side. the series set up beautifully, 1—1 after the second match in taunton. southampton have appointed the former alaves coach and liverpool defender mauricio pellegrino as their new manager. the argentinlian replaces claude puel, who was sacked after one season in charge earlier this month. pellegrino stood down as alaves boss in late may, after losing the spanish cup final to barcelona and finishing ninth in la liga with a club that had been promoted the season before. castleford have extended their lead at the top of rugby league's super league to seven points with a 23—12 win over leeds at headingley. zach hardaker scored a superb individual try as cas bounced back from their challenge cup quarter—final defeat against hull. it's castleford's eighth successive super league victory, and the third time they've beaten leeds this season. that's all from sportsday with me w

wyre davies, bbc news, cardiff.ggest agricultural show. sean's there for us this morning. this is a huge event isn't it, sean? that's sean the sheep. it's massive. that's not sean the sheep, we don't know the name yet. that sheep is not sean. not sure if it's happy or sad, we'll also figure that out during the morning. big day for these guys, it's a huge show. we are here to talk about the wider industry. looking after the sheep and cows here. over half a million people work in farming. that runs into the millions if you look at the wider supply chain. farms are really important for all of us. uk farmers produce over 60% of the food that is consumed in the uk. but it's also a big business. agricultural exports including things like livestock and grain amount to over £18 billion annually. any changes to the industry will be pretty big. that is what we are going to look at today. the main issue today at hand, william, good morning, happy birthday as well by the way. 16 well done. thank you. up early for your birthday.

cardiff says and the county is now taking on the responsibility of if there's a problem we willwith it later on down the road>back in may, after the last round of test results were released, contra costa county supervisor candance anderson, who represents the area, posted on nextdoor.com that "the new hemme station park is absolutely safe for children and adults."charles clifford says at this point, construction of the park continues and the hemme station is scheduled to be completed later this year. in alamo, charles clifrd kron 4 news ( marty ) a recent survey found oakland's homeless population has sky-rocketed. now - the mayor says she's taking steps to tackle the issue head on. kron 4's dan kerman reports, mayor libby schaaf wants to spend nearly 200 million dollars on the issue in the next budget. (dan kerman)help is coming to the city of oakland's homeless population which currently totals about 1900 peoplesot libby schaaf/oakland mayor 06-13it is just irresponsible for us to kick this problem to someone elses city, we can handle it and we are going to do it in o