the bbc understands chelsea is prepared to | understands chelsea is prepared to pull out a request ad super league and no news on the other 11, you're giving us the impression that one club going could spark the end of the whole idea. we will have to see and one thing i want to ask you about is the idea that players from these clubs could stop playing for their countries where it had an intervention in madrid that suggests that could be quite a hard position to maintain. the players are critical of this and they are held in huge power and the fact that the sorority off the mark in an injunction has been obtained to prevent them from imposing any sort of band, uefa. we are not sure if that international level, that came out quite fiercely and that is probably deemed to be harsh in the players because it is not their decision. they have to do as their masters tell them, but the fact is an injunction is artie been obtained and i would just be the beginning of and i would just be the beginning of a whole series of different styles of litigation that clearly, the players need to be protec

also going to chelsea.they faced each other in this competition, and charted territory then. it certainly is for a champions league semifinal. destefano stadium. rails rather modest temporary home. but waiting there some familiar faces, goalkeeper and of course ed an hazard. once the toast of the blue corner of west london still trying to make himself heard in madrid. he's moved on, chelsea keen to show they have too. he he's moved on, chelsea keen to show they have toe-— they have too. he was an incredible -la er at they have too. he was an incredible player at this _ they have too. he was an incredible player at this football _ they have too. he was an incredible player at this football club - they have too. he was an incredible player at this football club of - player at this football club of coors — player at this football club of coors. so i think it, i definitely looked — coors. so i think it, i definitely looked up _ coors. so i think it, i definitely looked up to obviously, i'm not comparing _ looke

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what a start for chelsea! _ chelsea an impressive lead. what a start for chelsea!ut _ chelsea an impressive lead. what a start for chelsea! but madrid - chelsea an impressive lead. what a start for chelsea! but madrid have l start for chelsea! but madrid have won this tournament _ start for chelsea! but madrid have won this tournament 13 _ start for chelsea! but madrid have won this tournament 13 times - start for chelsea! but madrid have won this tournament 13 times and | won this tournament 13 times and with experience comes resilience, and with karim benzema comes goals, this time with added style. the weather can be a great leveller but real wanted to whip up a storm. on came eden hazard against his former club. however, the second half failed to match the hype. 1—1 puts chelsea in control with a valuable away goal. the champions league lives on. katie gornall, bbc news. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are former f

chelsea were not done yet. sam has been a handful for chelsea chelsea were not done yet.handfulfor chelsea in chelsea were not done yet. sam has been a handful for chelsea in the first half. eddie went around her on the way past. the referee pointed to the way past. the referee pointed to the spot. tina stepped up to score. to see just before the half—time lisa had an effort cleared for city but at the break it is chelsea who needed to — one. intro the activity means they will go into the final two games of the season with a five—point lead and a goal difference of plastics and chelsea could look at the title and the next play on the 2nd of may. 25 minutes still to go and if the second half is anything like the first he could still see plenty of more goals. it will be an important second half. speaking to us live from the academy stadium. the woman's primary title race starting to heat up now over there as well. celtic park will open its doors for ten nights old game with the hosts title aspirations hanging by a thread now. five—point addressed of the rivals rangers thems

chelsea, manchester city, barcelona following suit.uld has resigned, being reported by the pa news agency. is one of the most significant figures within manchester united, which is one of the most profitable clubs in the world. he has resigned as executive vice chairman. he would have been integrally involved in the planning of this proposed european super league. at the moment, we think manchester united are still in on the plan. the fact that the vice chairman has resigned suggests there may be doubts on that. ♪ >> next, we switch to the u.s. the jury in the trial of derek chauvin is considering its verdict. cities across the country are bracing for protests. president biden has passed, saying he considers the evidence to be overwhelming, saying he was praying for the right verdict and has spoken to the family of george floyd. >> i can only imagine the pressure and anxiety they are feeling. so i waited until the jury was sequestered. i called. i wasn't going to say anything about it. they said it was a private conversation because jo

a new equaliserfor chelsea, the next one is next sunday, more work to do of this is the year that chelsea in the women's super league, arsenal are back up to third after a 2—0 win over brighton. jordan nobbs scored twice for the gunners, including this finish after a slick team move. that makes it 7 straight wins for them as they bid to qualify for next season's champions league. next up on sportsday. premier league clubs will take part in a four day social media blackout next friday as players and teams look to force online platforms into stopping racist abuse. the women's super league and the efl have also agreed to take part. adam wild is with me. and adam a lot has been discussed about how to properly address this issue. a lot of support across the industry for this initiative. this is football once again stepping up this is football once again stepping up their campaign against racism and we still see players routinely taking the knee before games and seeing than no room for racism logos on shirts and now, this is specifically targeting online racist abuse. this is become depressingl

you've said it very well, chelsea said it very well. president george bush led the global fight against aids, he led. and president obama took on the world's first ebola epidemic. and president biden could be end the covid-19 pandemic. that would be a part of legacy. this week vaccine led very much by abby, we got 175 former heads of state, heads of government and nobel laureates to build on the generous and significant u.s. commitment of 20 billion to date for covid by supporting the wto, assuring investing strategically in vaccine manufacturing hubs. we need to think about the future. we need to put the collective rights of safety for all ahead of the commercial monopolies of the few. we must reshape our economies and health system to deliver the right to health for all and tackle the deepening equalities that have been exposed and made worse by aids and covid-19. i think it's time for america to lead. back to you, melanne. >> host: well, i hear your call to action, winnie and as far as i have known you your calls for action have been

domestically for chelsea, dominance is not an issue. at the top of the league as well. in europe, a different story. twice in the champions league, but never any further time for a mission in munich. a key figure in the in the journey, the finalfour munich. a key figure in the in the journey, the final four is been goalkeeper who could not believe their luck when she did this. a gift for sydney loman. chelsea was soon level with the header of their own. how much they knew about it is a different story. a crucial away goal and a goal that sparked them into life left wondering how she did not hit the target at this level, you have to take your chances and show chelsea how it's done. chelsea almost responded with a stunning strike of their own. the width of the crossbar and they look for an equaliser for chelsea, the second leg is next sunday, work to do if this is the season the chelsea conquer europe. in the women's super league, arsenal are back up to third after a 2—0 win over brighton. jordan nobbs scored twice for the gunners, includ

yes, and the best thing for chelsea was _ end? yes, and the best thing for chelsea was that _ end?it didn't happen earlier in the game. chelsea got the job done last night. very odd, part of these old times, the fact that both matches were played in the same stadium in seville. so very strange, and theyjust got it done. theyjust got it done, which is certainly what manchester city must do tonight. absolutely. before we talk about city, they will need to beat psg, that's probably the glamour time. would you make of their performance? high tautai, psg hadjust would you make of their performance? high tautai, psg had just enough... if it were to turn out to be manchester city against psg, what a match that would be. bayern munich and barcelona... that is one to look forward to. but we won't get ahead of ourselves. forward to. but we won't get ahead of ourselves-— of ourselves. let's concentrate on city versus — of ourselves. let's concentrate on city versus borussia _ of ourselves. let's concentrate on city versus borussia dortmund, i of ourselves. let's concentrate on i city versus b

chelsea are into the fa cup semi _ for two! chelsea are into the fa cup semi finals! — for two!i finals! they have lost 'ust one since thomas became _ semi finals! they have lostjust one since thomas became manager. . semi finals! they have lostjust one | since thomas became manager. like guardiola, he is a technically modern coach, but this is a cup semi final and comes down to more than tactics. , ., ., final and comes down to more than tactics. , . ., ., ., , tactics. cities game and our game is about intensity _ tactics. cities game and our game is about intensity within _ tactics. cities game and our game is about intensity within -- _ tactics. cities game and our game is about intensity within -- without - about intensity within —— without the ball. so i expect a very intensive match and a very physically high demanding match, but we need to be very, very brave. we need to play with courage and play adventurous and play how is needed. chelsea could stop city's quadruple chase here, or perhaps in a champions league final, but as football edges towards normal, each game take

selection, chelsea has got to team selection, chelsea has got all full torts to play for, do you think that might affect selection —— all sorts. or do you think it might be dangerous? i all sorts. or do you think it might be dangerous?— be dangerous? i don't think... i think you _ be dangerous? i don't think... i think you look _ be dangerous? i don't think... i think you look at _ be dangerous? i don't think... i think you look at a _ be dangerous? i don't think... i think you look at a game - be dangerous? i don't think... i think you look at a game on - be dangerous? i don't think... ii think you look at a game on the weekend against crystal palace. that had two games in mind. they've got that extra day to recover before playing manchester city. it's a big ask against manchester city and many moment in time, including the fa cup. get past this hurdle first, then that one.— cup. get past this hurdle first, then that one. .,, ., �*, then that one. rob, en'oy tonight's match. many * then that one. rob, en'oy tonight's match. many thanks _ then that one. rob, enjoy tonight's match. many

chelsea inaction as well this evening in the premier league. there will be significant developments on this story from chelsea preparing documentation to withdraw from the european super league. more news to come. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. goodbye. hello. much better chance of avoiding france and england well tonight but if you are a keen garden hoping to get the young plants out in the back of frost, i can offer you any comfort. look at some of the early money temperatures. from four of the nations cities and tone. below temperatures. —— early money temperatures. frost possible on the ground. high pressure building back and, more dry weather, it is starting to drag and cold air the next 24 hours in the cold air already in place at the moment across parts of scotland and northern ireland, pushing southwards behind this cloud in a week old friend, callair behind this cloud in a week old friend, call air following behind this cloud in a week old friend, call airfollowing on, and some patchy rain and drizzl

chelsea, though, they kept pershing.o took advantage of a couple of chelsea defence errors to set up a thrilling finish, but 2—2, it ended. it means chelsea now go into the final two matches of the season with a two—point advantage and a goal advantage of plus five over city for stub and means, potentially, they could wrap up the title when they play next at spurs on the 2nd of may. and as for city, they are hoping chelsea slip—up somewhere. in the scottish premiership, rangers maintained their unbeaten run this season despite a late stjohnstone equaliser. liam craig's stoppage—time penalty earned them a 1—1 draw and it means that steven gerrard's side can no longer reach 100 points. elsewhere, second—placed celtic left it late to draw 1—1 at aberdeen, while kilmarnock moved up to tenth with victory over dundee united. that means hamilton academical are three points from safety with three matches left to play after motherwell ended a five—game winless run, beating the accies i—0. celtic have beaten rangers 1—0 at home to

chelsea against realm a i caught it. chelsea against realm a trade. chelsea looks really good. stuff and they have quite an embarrassment of riches as well. thank you very much. kick off is eight o'clock against manchester city. that should be a great match. the wales manager ryan giggs has denied charges that he assaulted two women in salford last november. he also pleaded not—guilty to a charge of coercive or controlling behaviour. the wales manager and former manchester united winger has been bailed until his trial at manchester crown court next month. here's our sports editor dan roan. wearing a dark suit and tie, he arrived here for his first court appearance. one of the most decorated players in british football history. flanked by two of his lawyers. inside in a short court appearance lasting just 30 minutes, he spoke only to confirm his name, his age, and his address and to plead not guilty to three charges of domestic abuse including that he allegedly assaulted his former girlfriend kate in november of last year at his home at the west of manchester along with her youn

when it comes to team selection, chelsea has got l to team selection, chelsea has got all full tortsink... i think you look _ be dangerous? i don't think... i think you look at _ be dangerous? i don't think... i think you look at a _ be dangerous? i don't think... i think you look at a game - be dangerous? i don't think... i think you look at a game on - be dangerous? i don't think... ij think you look at a game on the weekend against crystal palace. that had two games in mind. they�*ve got that extra day to recover before playing manchester city. it�*s a big ask against manchester city and many moment in time, including the fa cup. get past this hurdle first, then that one.— cup. get past this hurdle first, then that one. .,, ., �*, then that one. rob, en'oy tonight's match. many * then that one. rob, en'oy tonight's match. many thanks _ then that one. rob, enjoy tonight's match. many thanks indeed. - the other quarterfinal tonight is in paris, where thomas tuchel�*s former side psg, now under mauricio pochettino, are 3—2 up against bayern munich. earlier, i spoke to the french foot

chelsea seized the initiative in the race to finish in the top four.am moves them three points clear of their london rivals. timo werner ending his scoring drought in a match which saw the hammers finish with then men. jim lumsden reports. west ham would say they were fighting to get into europe the hard way. chelsea had apologised for their short lived subscription to their short lived subscription to the botched super leagues are now a common goal, champions league places at stake. six places the chelsea from a listless team that 0—0 with brighton this week to move their starting. chelsea captain almost gifted west ham the lead. much had been made of their struggle to score. mid—february was thomas�*s last goal untiljust before half—time. nathan mount�*s stock has visit considerably this season at the very fulcrum of his site's attack. he looked a shoe in for the second, much to the bemusement of the boss. the hammers then lost fabienne... chelsea three points clear in fourth and a trip to real madrid to look forward to. bbc news. that leave liverpoo

you mentioned manchester city and chelsea. they are owned by| city and chelsea.et these extra funds. absolutely. chelsea and manchester city have both racked up losses of over £100 million in the last season. they do have the benefit of having people to support them financially. therefore, the necessity of the additional monies which had been generated through the franchise league are far less significant to them. i think given the work that manchester city in particular has done in regenerating the east side of manchester, it would've been folly for the club to continue in this tournament when it is so clearly against the values and desires of the fan base. in is so clearly against the values and desires of the fan base.— is so clearly against the values and desires of the fan base. in the past 24 hours, despite _ desires of the fan base. in the past 24 hours, despite all _ desires of the fan base. in the past 24 hours, despite all the _ desires of the fan base. in the past 24 hours, despite all the art - desires of the fan base. in the past 24 hours, despite al

it is real madrid or liverpool next for chelsea. or liverpool next for chelsea. the journey continues. so chelsea through, but look who is out, the holders bayern munich. despite scoring the only goal on the night in paris, it wasn't enough. mauricio pochettino's paris st—germain advance in another twist on the road to istanbul. katie gornall, bbc news. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are lance price, the political commentator, and rosa prince, who's the editor of the house magazine. tomorrow's front pages. let's start with the metro. "it all looks a bit fishy, rishi" — the metro says the chancellor has been running scared, after failing to turn up to answer questions in the commons over the bid by david cameron to secure government—backed loans for greensill capital, the finance firm he worked for before it collapsed. the guardian writes that the scandal over the company's influence within the government has deep

from the proposed european super league chelsea is one of the 12 european elite clubs that have been planning to join the controversial new multi-billion dollar project britain's prime minister says he'll consider legislation to stop english football clubs from joining the breakaway competition players to be warned they could be banned from taking part in their domestic competitions and the world cup barca is monitoring events for us just outside of stump for bridger where chelsea a base of course needs a real turnaround certainly for chelsea if this is true and it may have a domino effect perhaps. quite possibly because and i say this very very tentatively indeed we are also hearing that manchester city may also be joining chelsea in drawing up paperwork to pull out of the new super league where yet to absolutely confirm that but yes if this is happening we may well see other clubs follow as well there have been significant protests here outside stamford bridge chelsea's home ground on the pitch a game between chelsea and brighton is set to begin outside though huge huge. amount of

let's bring in our financial correspondent chelsea delaney frankfurter good morning chelsea tell us the i.m.f. growth forecast for the global economy going down here in europe. well this is a forecast that is as you said earlier very very lopsided what we're seeing essentially is china and the u.s. driving much stronger economic growth that will have some benefits for the rest of the world for europe for example which is a big trading partner of both the u.s. and china but other economies are going to be recovering much much more slowly particularly here in europe many economies are still struggling very much with the coronavirus pandemic but also poor economies as well so there will be a lot of a lot longer recoveries 1st countries here in europe and particularly in low and middle and lower and lower income areas as well but how much growth is actually driven by europe right now because the loss also. from the hope and success will that. some will find. europe is definitely behind it and it's going to continue doing so in the u.s. have already basically fully recovered from the pandemi

barker with the latest there outside that chelsea's home ground stamford bridge thank you. our main lash it has won the support of germany's conservatives in his bid to succeed angela merkel as chancellor in september will be the joint candidate for the governing christian democrat party and the christian social union in federal elections later this year the bloc had been split on how to replace replace mark foley who is stepping down after more than 15 years in power and stephanie decker reports from berlin faces an uphill battle to win over voters unimpressed by the government's handling of the pandemic. he is the premier of germany's biggest state he's been a staunch ally of angola markel throughout his political career he is pro europe he's pro immigration he stood by her certainly when merkel open the borders here in 2015 to hundreds of thousands of refugees that called her a lot of grief he was very much her ally on that but he comes at a time when there are challenges challenges also to him his stance on coronavirus he wanted to open restrictions already last year at

adult that she couldn't talk to me about chelsea's medical but she could talk to me about chelsea's diabetes but she wouldn't talk to me about. the medication that she was there but i did trust her maybe money for you or. maybe just that the love of money maybe gets worse because i know that when she chose to be a doctor i would bet on it as she chose to want to help people. the world is driven by dreamers shaped by those great. things. we dare to ask. we are segregated. by social class. people also in poverty by 1st. if you're born into a poor family you're born into a minority family if you're born into a family that only has a single parent that really constrains your life chances people die on average 15 years younger than your points of generational poverty. it's a tough fight every day you meet your needs and the needs of your family. we met dr nichols almost a year ago i think she has a very good heart she wants to help people maybe a little awkward but she's got a really sweet heart my name's tommy adler i'm in a criminal defense attorney here in oklahoma city we represent d

winning the league every year. and chelsea winning the league every year~ the _ and chelsea winninge moneybags clubs. ithink to give the — year. the moneybags clubs. ithink to give the other clubs a chance, like wolves, aston villa, leicester, and some _ like wolves, aston villa, leicester, and some other clubs, west ham, i think— and some other clubs, west ham, i think it's _ and some other clubs, west ham, i think it's great. in and some other clubs, west ham, i think it's great.— think it's great. in a global sport, many fans _ think it's great. in a global sport, many fans now — think it's great. in a global sport, many fans now follow _ think it's great. in a global sport, many fans now follow star - think it's great. in a global sport, | many fans now follow star players and not the clubs they grew up next to. what supporters think may determine what happens next and shape football for its future fans. katie gornall, bbc news. our correspondent laura scott is outside tottenham hotspur stadium. this has created a huge row within the sport. where does it go from here? , ., , her

say london club chelsea has changed its mind and fans who gathered this evening outside the chelsea stadium to protest the super league they were happy to hear this chelsea was one of the 12 top clubs to announce their move to the breakaway league but reaction has been overwhelmingly negative since then and mention your city will also reportedly pull out. all right my colleague kyle mackinnon from each of you sports is here with me 24 hours ago we were sitting here talking about the super league being suggested and now are we talking about it not even getting off the ground it may not get off the ground i would definitely call this something of a reverse a stunning reversal is what it would be chelsea reportedly is out manchester city reportedly is out as well there is an emergency meeting going on right now the spanish media reporting that that the 12 teams are getting together the 12 teams that were supposed to be the founding members of the super league are getting together tonight and hashing things out but they may may well be putting up a white flag as far as i know because. and as we

mason mount was about to settle chelsea nerves. turn by mason mount, and that's the goal that chelsea wanted! a balletic turn and goal to further cement his england euros claim. with the minutes ticking down, chelsea kept pushing for a winner. but it came from an unlikely source. defender ben chilwell robbed the defender, beat the keeper, and couldn't miss. and he walks it in! his first champions league goal, a second away goal for chelsea. a semifinal draws tantalisingly near. natalie pirks, bbc news. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are christopher hope, chief political correspondent at the telegraph, and ayesha hazarika, columnist for the evening standard and the i and presenter at times radio. welcome to you both come warm welcome to this wednesday evening. let's start with some of the front pages that we have. like many of the papers, the guardian leads with today's news that under—30s

it's great to be with chelsea, roz, and others. i was thinking about this critically to other times. and indeed this year has been a challenging year for all of us. imagine coping with the pandemic while you have no access to healthcare to speak of. live in a tent in a refugee camp and imagine sharing one water tap with two hunter 50 people. as usual in a crisis of this kind of magnitude, it those who go before suffer the most. third between crises of this pandemic. the public health emergency that killed millions worldwide and the resulting economic fallout that cause joins of dollars in losses. it's a devastating impact onts people living in poverty. covid is truly the inequality virus. when half a billion people are now unemployed are out of work. twice as many women affected as men. people are falling into debt, skipping meals, kids are not in school and all through this crisis, we have worked out more than 14 million people across 70 countries who have collaborated with nearly 700 local organizations providing food assistance

the keeper and doubled chelsea's lead. a good atmosphere in the dressing room. we are happy but not too happy, we are excited by not overexcited, and we have a very aware that today we made a few good attacks, we made a lot, we got two goals today. it was hard for us to create changes in the box. it was hard for us to find the right rhythm to attack for a long time, the second half was a bit more controlled, but overall we escaped with a very, very good result. reigning champions bayern munich will have it all to do in their second leg, though. the german were beaten 3—2 at home by paris saint germain. thomas muller had levelled the tie at 2—2 for bayern, but a second goal from kylian mbappe put the french side in control in the snow in munich. the second legs of both ties are on tuesday. now, liverpool say racist abuse on social media "cannot be allowed to continue" after their players trent alexander—arnold and naby keita were targeted. both had racist emojis sent to them on instagram in the lead up to tuesday's champion

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fans gathering ahead of that chelsea game at brighton.f the day's other stories and. britain's simon yates has taken the overall lead of the tour of the alps after victory on stage two. the team bike exchange rider left behind his rivals with 24 kilometres to go and now has an overall lead of 41 seconds. in the ipl, the delhi capitals are chasing 138 to beat the mumbai indians. a short while ago they were 68 for two after ten overs. still needing a further 17 runs for victory. wales captain alun wynjones has signed a new one—year contract with the welsh rugby union and ospreys. the 35—year old has extended his dealfor a year taking him through until the end of the 2021—22 season. now on sportsday to the news that eddiejones has been backed by the rfu to continue on as england head coach. this was following a review into their fifth place finish in the recent six nations campaign. so let's bring in our correspondent chrisjones on this. so what were the reasons they decided to stick with eddie jones then? hi there, sarah. no great surprise

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and usa lending club chelsea has changed its mind. fans who gather this evening outside of chelsea stadium to protest the super league, they were happy to hear this. chelsea was one of the 12 top clubs to announce their move to the breakaway league. reaction has been overwhelmingly negative. manchester city will also reportedly pulled out. my colleague from dw sports is here with me. 24 hours ago, we were talking about the super league gang suggested. now are we talki about it not getting off the ground? >> it may not get off the ground. definitely call this something of a stunning reversal.manchests out as well. there is an emergency meeting going on right now. the spanish media reporting the 12 teams are getting together. the 12 teams that were supposed to be the founding members of the super league are getting together tonight. hashing things out.they may wela because ua five and fifa as well, the governing body of world football and european football came out guns blazing against this concept as did fan groups. the fans as you saw

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chelsea fans hearing that their club had backed out of the super league. that the stunning backlash to the super league had worked to reverse and the 2. tempted radical shift in the european power structure to take in the competition at a school that now could be paneling where you can get relegated from it only sees no point to spend saluki no point just craziness in it taken away was only for the screen we know get up from it on main cycle i've been locked inside the stadium players for brighton chelsea's opponents on tuesday night showed what they thought of chelsea's earlier super league ambitions u.k. prime minister boris johnson celebrated the withdrawals posting on twitter that the decision to pull out is absolutely the right one yet it is hoped that the other founding members of the super league would follow. the law and they did egged on by fans old and young tied to the tradition of the beautiful game all 6 of the powerful english clubs had pulled out of the super league 48 hours after it had been announced i would hope all giants to all the fanc

chelsea fans hearing that their club had backed out of the super league. that the stunning backlash to the super league had worked to reverse an attempted radical shift in the european power structure to take in the competition at a school that rocky path and the only way you can get relegated from that i may say so coy his. absolutely no point just great innocent taken away would only for a screen we know gain from it all meanness take away from the love inside the stadium players for brighton chelsea's opponents on tuesday night showed what they thought of chelsea's earlier super league ambitions u.k. prime minister boris johnson celebrated the withdrawals posting on twitter that the decision to pull out is absolutely the right one yet it is hoped that the other founding members of the super league would follow. the law and they did egged on by fans old and young tied to the tradition of the beautiful game all 6 of the powerful english clubs had pulled out of the super league 48 hours after it had been announced i want to apologize to all the fans who po

chelsea did it much much better and now there are a great chance to go back to chelsea and advance to the semifinals beyond the down but not at the drama keeps building and building and we know you're going to be here to bring it for us as it continues anthony howard from data before thanks very much jason. all right that's it for now up next we have doc film about transylvania definitely tune in for that at any time follow us on twitter and instagram i p w news for all the latest for our website w dot com and look up with more of the top of the hour for watch. their story their very own personal drama. the people who survived a catastrophe and remember. and they share private footage with us that has never been seen to see. back to churn a little storage april 26th on d w. i'm . not putting their hand up it was. it was. a really good. time to get a good. transylvania and legendary region in central europe boarded by the wilderness of the cup a fan mountain once part of hungary today it belongs to remain in. its 20000000 inhabitants even citizens including more than half a 1000000 peo

manchester city — chasing a potential quadruple this season — are playing chelsea.d well be a dress rehearsal for the champions league final after both sides progressed in europe earlier in the week. chelsea had the ball in the back of the net inside the first 10 minutes through hakim ziyech, but timo werner was ruled offside. you can watch it live now over on bbc one. newcastle have taken a big step towards ensuring they're still in the premier league next season, after beating west ham 3—2 in a dramatic game at stjames park. the win moves them nine points clear of the relegation zone, whilst denting west ham's champions league hopes. imran sidat was watching. the picture is looking a lot brighterfor the picture is looking a lot brighter for newcastle after last week's win at burnley, it wasn't long before they make their murk again, doing all the hard work before some calamitous defending to the rest. craig dawson was given a second yellow for a foul in the build—up. things went from bad to worse for the hammers as newcastle doubled their advantage, some comical g

the manchester united teams of old and this chelsea team when he was so successful with chelsea, theyaping spurs up, not been so good for the fans and lots of fans have been unhappy. thaw; lots of fans have been unhappy. any more english _ lots of fans have been unhappy. any more english clubs or scottish clubs thatjose mourinho would want to manage? orwill thatjose mourinho would want to manage? or will he go to a club in europe? manage? or will he go to a club in euro te? , , ., manage? or will he go to a club in euro-e? , , ., europe? interesting question, look at some of who _ europe? interesting question, look at some of who could _ europe? interesting question, look at some of who could potentially i europe? interesting question, look| at some of who could potentially be on the lookout for a manager of mourinho's ilk in the summer, potentially in europe. lots of club are still a bit insecure in what they are doing with their management. at the moment, look at some of the teams in the premier league and you are not so sure where mourinho might fit in. we wait and see. the manager

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correspondent shell that chelsea till is in the wind and we'll hear from both a just a moment. first let's take a look back at prince philip's life and times also known as the duke of edinburgh he was the longest serving a british royal called sort spending more than 70 years of queen elizabeth's side he died on friday the 9th of april 2 months short of his 100th birthday. prince philip juke of edinburgh the husband of queen elizabeth the 2nd. always a test side or a few steps behind that was royal protocol for the british prince consuls the couple was married more than 70 years the former royal navy officer lived an eventful public life that was occasionally seasoned by his sharp tongue and the dry humor. he was born prince philip of greece and denmark on the island of corfu in 1921 but despite his family's irish to classic background money was often in short supply his parents divorced and philip ended up in england where he began a career in the royal navy at the outbreak of world war 2. he met the future queen for the 1st time in the 1930 s. he was 18 and for and those of u

of chelsea's earlier super league ambitions u.k. prime minister boris johnson celebrated the withdrawals posting on twitter that the decision to pull out is absolutely the right one yet it is hoped that the other founding members of the super league would follow. the law and they did egged on by fans old and young tied to the tradition of the beautiful game all 6 of the powerful english clubs had pulled out of the super league 48 hours after it had been announced. the death knell may have come monday evening in spain when real madrid chairman also the chairman of the super league florentino perez said this yet i don't think anyone what we want to do is say football so that he can live peacefully for at least the next 20 years without stress and without having to say 200000000 euros have been lost the situation is very dramatic as we don't think we are the future and this guy was younger audience you know and they brought my dad and people to come if only done a great job to get in position that 8 pay raises and some of the dinosaur

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delaney chelsea good to see you today is the climax of this investigative committee merkel is appearing how important is this day right now. well i think it's important because it shows just how high the wire card scandal reached into into german politics i doubt we'll get much of a bombshell out of today's testimony from chancellor merkel it's mostly going to be focused on her or her visit to china and we've already heard from a lot of other of her advisors that she didn't have information going into this meeting about the accounting irregularities that wire card she's public probably going to repeat that i think what today's testimony will also focus on is the role more generally of lobbying in german politics wire card spent 60000000 euros on war on lobbying between 2016 and 2020 they had very powerful former politicians on their payroll that had direct access to chancellor merkel so i think that's something we're going to see politicians really focusing on today as well there have been a number of reforms that have been introduced since wired card broke will any of those make a diff