st—germain, thanked wenger — and accepted he's taking on a "big challenge". 0ur sports correspondent david 0rnsteints from the emirates stadium. finally, we know the identity of arsenal's new manager. theirfirst appointment in 22 years and it's unai emery. today we had the opportunity to hear from unai emery. today we had the opportunity to hearfrom him unai emery. today we had the

david 0rnstein, bbc news, old trafford.n, thousands of people have marched in the tokyo rainbow pride, one of the city‘s two annual gay pride parades.

david 0rnstein, bbc news. the british foreign secretary, borisjohnson, is travelling to washington as part of efforts to persuade president trump's administration not to abandon the iran nuclear deal. during two days of talks, mrjohnson is expected to meet senior officials at the white house to discuss a range of foreign policy concerns, with iran high on the agenda. mr trump believes the agreement to curb iran's nuclear programme is far too lenient. still to come, here on bbc news — the first proper look at prince louis as photographs of the newest british royal are released. one of britain's most wanted men, arrested on friday in barcelona, has been denied bail, ahead of extradition proceedings. jamie acourt had evaded the police for two years. mr acourt, who's wanted for alleged drugs offences, was one of the original suspects in the murder of the teenager, stephen lawrence, 25 years ago; he's always denied involvement. from barcelona, tom burridge sent this report. he was a top target for spanish and briti

our sports correspondent david 0rnstein reports.is one of the greatest figures that football, indeed sport, has ever seen.

david 0rnstein, bbc news. let's get the very latest now with 0livia richwald, who's at old trafford. are the club saying any more about his condition? no new update since that statement released here from 0ld that statement released here from old trafford last night. he remains in intensive care at salford royal hospital, about three miles from here. social media has been buzzing with well—wishers coming in from the world of sports, the world in general. cristiano ronaldo who played under him as tweeted a picture of him and sir alex, my thoughts and prayers are with you, dear friend, thoughts and prayers are with you, dearfriend, be strong, boss. david beckham also tweeted a picture. keep fighting, boss, sending love and

david 0rnstein, bbc news. and we can speak now to our correspondent ade adedoyin who's outside old trafford. what's been the reaction to tonight's news? well, sir alex ferguson achieved unprecedented success here at manchester united and there have been messages of good will from current and former players. michael carrick said he is devastated and wishes him a speedy recovery and the world of football have been offering their messages of support, the spanish league, bundesliga, clubs in those legs, fifa have all posted messages, but his influence goes beyond football. nba basketball have posted a message. i believe you with up posted a message. i believe you with up poignant one from mike phelan who said, you achieved more than most and that anyone can, you can, boss. thank you. one of britain's most

our sports correspondent david 0rnstein reports.ne of the greatest figures that football, indeed sport, has ever seen. the messages of support for sir alex ferguson from all over the world is testament in the regard of which he is held. this was the 76—year—old week ago in high spirits and seemingly good health. last night, news that he had been admitted to hospital. speculation began when his son darren, manager of doncaster rovers, was absent from their match against wigan athletic yesterday, with the club saying it was for family reasons. in a 26—year reign, sir alex ferguson led manchester united to an incredible 38 trophies, famously winning the treble of premier league, fa cup and champions league in 1999, the same year he was knighted. everyone at match of the day sends our best wishes to sir alex ferguson, who has had emergency surgery after suffering a brain haemorrhage. our thoughts are with sir alex and his family. sir alex ferguson's success at old trafford earned him legendary status. the hope is he will win this battle

david 0rnstein, bbc news, kiev.rt of a review of the country's landscape. the environment secretary, michael gove, said the review would also look at whether to increase the number of areas of outstanding natural beauty. ben ando reports. the cpre are now fighting for great tracts of land to be used for national parks. between the wars, the battle raged for britain's open spaces and the right to roam. there were mass trespasses, arrests and propaganda films like this. but it wasn't until 1951 that the post—war government legislated to create britain's first national park, here in the peak district, a place where ordinary people could enjoy the extraordinary beauty of nature and that would be protected from overzealous developers. over the intervening years, others have been added. the lake district, dartmoor, snowdonia in wales and the cairngorms in scotland. now, there are 15 national parks. 70 years on, the environment secretary michael gove says it is time for a fresh look at the system. writing in the sunday tel

david 0rnstein, bbc news, old trafford.idence of a secret chamber inside the tomb of the ancient boy king, tutankhamun. initial readings of radar imagery three years ago suggested there was a hidden cavity within the walls. this caused much excitement in the world of archaeology, and speculation that the room might even be the final resting place of another ancient figure. virginia langeberg has more. it was the theory which could have unlocked one of the great mysteries of egyptian archaeology. here in the valley of the kings, could there also be an elusive queen laid to rest. intense scrutiny laid around the tomb of the boy king, tutankhamun. in 2015 it was suggested this could be a tomb within a tomb, and queen nefertiti could be here. this is the most intact tomb ever found in egypt. could be here. this is the most intact tomb everfound in egypt. it was packed with treasures from the 18th dynasty, including the death mask of the ancient farrah us. it ca ptu red mask of the ancient farrah us. it captured the imagination

david 0rnstein, bbc news, old trafford.ainbow pride, one of the city‘s two annual gay pride parades. lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people carried banners and placards with rainbow colours, a symbol of sexual diversity. the organiser says a record 37 organisations, including companies and embassies, supported the 7th annual event. when it comes to sport, we have a lot to look forward to in the next few months. there‘s the world cup of course — wimbledon — and also the ryder cup — to name just a few. but in the swiss canton of valais a real heavyweight contest has already been taking place involving some formidable female competitors. the bbc‘s tim allman has more. they call it the battle of the queen ‘s. an annual tradition were more than 100 cows go head to head, quite literally. translation: this is their instincts, this is a very friendly animal, but a hierarchy needs to be established in the herd. this is why they fight, to discover the best of the herd and this is the one who will lead the herd everywhere. but

david 0rnstein, bbc news. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news.orkers have been killed in two separate accidents in western pakistan. 12 died in a gas explosion and at least four remain trapped. pakistani mines have frequently been criticised for their poor safety standards and bad ventilation. and rescue workers in southern poland are searching for five miners missing underground after a 3.4 magnitude earthquake struck a coal mine. two miners have been found injured and four more made their own way to safety. for the first time in nine years, lebanese voters are choosing a new parliament. sunday's election will be held under a new voting system aimed at moving the country to a more proportionally representative government. the country is beset by sectarian and political divisions, and overshadowed by the conflict in syria which has led to a mass influx of refugees. afghan security forces have recaptured a district in the remote north—eastern province of badakhshan from taliban insurgents. the interior ministry told the bbc troops were now in full

david 0rnstein, bbc news.doyin has been gauging reaction outside manchester united's home stadium, old trafford. sir alex ferguson achieved unprecedented success here at the manchester united and messages of goodwill coming in from current and former players. united captain michael carrick says he is devastated by this news and wishes him a speedy recovery. the world of football, really, offering their m essa 9 es football, really, offering their m essa g es of football, really, offering their messages of support. la liga in spain, the bundesliga. his influence goes beyond football. nba basketball. i will leave you with one from the former united leader. " if one from the former united leader. "if anyone can recover, you can, boss." more than 1,000 russian activists have been arrested while protesting against vladimir putin's forthcoming inauguration for a fourth term as president. among those seized was opposition leader, alexei navalny. from moscow, steve rosenberg sent this report. in moscow, this was the r

david 0rnstein, bbc news, kiev.karius. but his managerjurgen klopp says he feels for his keeper. it's really hard. i really feel for him, nobody wants that. and... yeah, that's the situation. the mistakes were obvious. we don't have to talk about that. it's all clear. he knows it, i know it, you all know it. and now he has to deal with it, we have to deal with it. we will do that, and of course we will be with him. there's no doubt about that. fulham are preparing for life in the premier league after they beat aston villa in the championship play—off final at wembley. it's a match they call the most lucrative in football with the winners in line for around £150 million. the london club, who missed out on automatic promotion on the last day of the season were i—0 winners, tom cairney‘s first half goal enough to see them return to the top flight after a four year absence. cycling now, and another momentous achievement by chris froome. barring an accident, he'll become the first to win the giro d'italia later today in

apart from sadio mane's goal little went to plan for liverpool as david 0rnstein reports.he reds arrived with dreams of another famous triumph, but soon suffered the cruellest of blows. mohamed salah, their inspiration all season, hauled to the ground and forced off, inconsolable. the key threat removed, real could rally, and were gifted the lead. an inexplicable error by loris karius punished by karim benzema. liverpool's blushes were temporarily spared when sadio mane levelled the tie. however, real are a great side for a reason, and gareth bale showed why. 0n as a substitute, the welshman defied gravity to make the seemingly impossible a reality. a moment worthy of winning any match, and bale soon sealed the trophy — another horror show from karius, and real would reign once again. so liverpool's unforgettable journey comes to an agonising end. their supporters here and at home will be distraught. losing to real madrid is no disgrace, but the circumstances will leave a bitter taste, and a whole summer to ponder how different it could've been. david 0rnstein, bbc news, k

david 0rnstein, bbc news. first time in nine years, lebanese voters are choosing a new parliament. sunday's election will be held under a new voting system aimed at moving the country to a more proportionally representative government. the country is beset by sectarian and political divisions, and overshadowed by the conflict in syria which has led to a mass influx of refugees. afghan security forces say they have recaptured a district in the remote north—eastern province of badakhshan from taliban insurgents. the interior ministry told the bbc troops were now in full control of the kohistan district afterfighting in which many militants were killed. there has been no comment from the taliban. the group has stepped up attacks across the country in a so called spring offensive. still to come, here on bbc news, the first proper look at prince louis — as photographs of the newest british royal are released. one of britain's most wanted men, arrested on friday in barcelona, has been denied bail, ahead of extraditi

our sports correspondent david 0rnstein reports.one of the greatest figures that football — indeed, sport — has ever seen, the messages of support for sir alex ferguson from all over the world, testament to the regard in which she is held. this was the 76—year—old only a week ago, in high spirits, and seemingly in good health. but last night news emerged that he had been admitted to hospital, a statement released by manchester united reading, "sir alex ferguson has undergone emergency surgery today for a brain haemorrhage. the procedure has gone very well but he needs a period of intensive care to optimise his recovery." speculation began when his son darren, manager of doncaster rovers, was absent from their match against wigan athletic yesterday, with the club saying it was for family reasons. in a 26—year reign, sir alex ferguson led manchester united to an incredible 38 trophies, famously winning the treble of premiership, fa cup and champions league in 1999, the same year he was knighted. gordon taylor, boss of the professional

david 0rnstein, bbc news, kiev.rt of the bbc‘s biggest weekend which by its close will see more than 100 artists perform in england, scotland, wales and northern ireland over four days. # i'm in love with the shape of you # we push and pull like a magnet, too # although my heart is thrown into # i'm in love with the shape of you # i say, don't you know # you say you don't know # i say, take me out # one i love # i ain't found nothing like this # like this # i ain't found nothing like this # no, i ain't found nothing quite like this # every time you hurt me, the less that i cry # and every time you leave me, the quicker these tears dry # and every time you walk out, i still love you # we don't stand a chance, it's sad but it's true # i'm way too good at goodbyes # the way that you just leave me cry.# 0ur entertainment correspondent, lizo mzimba, is at one the events at singleton park in swansea. well, another great day of music hopefully and good weather. the crowd were in great form yesterday, tens of thousands of p

trent alexander—arnold. about the focus on youth. 0ur sports correspondent david 0rnstein is at wembleyyoungest squad in world cup history. squad in world cup history. survivors remain from the last world cup. cup. that's an indication of the youth and the lack of experience. youth and the lack of experience. failures which many of these players will not be afflicted by. will not be afflicted by. experience then it can be detrimental to these players. detrimental to these players. he said that they are fearless. said that they are fearless. creativity, they are comfortable on the ball. the ball. probably be household names in the coming weeks and months. coming weeks and months. a little bit about how what he had to say. but they're the best in their positions. we know they're not the finished article. as a country. we pick from 33% of the league. it's quite a unique situation for us as an england squad. but i think there's an excitement about the route we're going. could do in russia at this tournament. tournament. and you sense he thinks his young squad could cause a surprise. squad c

we can get more from david 0rnstein who is outside 0ld we can get more from david 0rnstein who is outsider alex ferguson had on his country? in terms of his impact on manchester united, there is a stand named after him and a statue. he is the most successful manager in british football history. his name is known the world over. as a player, his career was not spectacular. the complete opposite asa spectacular. the complete opposite as a manager. serving the six now. -- 76. he as a manager. serving the six now. —— 76. he had so much success. he had such success at aberdeen and came to manchester united in 1986. a tough few years but then spectacular success. tough few years but then spectacular success. finishing with 12 premier league titles, two champions league is, five fa cups, and four league cups. a fantastic figure in sport. we will have the latest on his condition and reaction throughout the morning. now we've had plenty of action this weekend, but yesterday it was all about chelsea ladies who won the women's fa cup for the second time. they beat their london rivals arsenal 3—1 in

but first let's cross to wembley and speak to our sports correspondent, david 0rnstein. we will hear at length from gareth southgate tomorrow, but he has talked about how excited he is with this youthful looking team. he has admitted that is inexperienced. take us through the 23. i can't offer you that level of entertainment, but i can give you the names. there are three goalkeepers in the squad, jack butland, stoke city, relegated this season. butland, stoke city, relegated this season. jordan pickford the favourite from everton and nick pope, who has not played a game for england, although he was in the last squad. then nine defenders. john jones from manchester united, kyle walker, gary cahill who has come back into this squad, providing the experience was not danny mcguire, trent alexander—arnold who we will speak about in a moment. then seven players in midfield. jordan henderson, another contender for the captaincy. eric dier, dele alli, jesse lingard, and ruben loftus—cheek of crystal palace. last season, chelsea here is parent club. there are also five players na

from rome, here's our sports correspondent david 0rnstein.rpool into the champions league final. this is how it feels to reach champions league final and move a step closer to club football's greatest prize. rome conquered, now liverpool's aim is to rule europe again. we didn't do the easy way, we never do. amazing. fantastic. we are ready further real madrid. i think we have a real good chance in a file. with a 5-2 advantage from the first leg liverpool completed their task in the italian capital though not without a scare, losing 11—2 on the night by going through 7—6 on aggregate. the morning after and evening after such drama, calm restored at the stadium. and what happened here will go down as yet another glorious moment in liverpool's famous history, setting up liverpool's famous history, setting up the chance of winning six european cup in kiev next month. we came in that competition a qualifier and are now in the final. and i am really, really happy for the boys, i am really happy for the club, i am really ha p py am really happy for

interesting, and arsene wenger took charge of arsenal for the last time. 0ur sports correspondent david 0rnsteinat match. david, more on wenger in a moment. but we have to start with the teams chasing the champions league. matters were still alive but both the top of the premier league in terms of champions league qualification. would it be liverpool chelsea? at the bottom, could swa nsea com plete a chelsea? at the bottom, could swansea complete a ten goal swing to save themselves and sent southampton down? here at huddersfield there was both a celebratory and a sentimental atmosphere. the curtain came down on the 20th17-2018 atmosphere. the curtain came down on the 20th17—2018 season. it has been incredible, to mulch is at other times, and it did not disappoint today. after nine months and 380 games, one team stood head and shoulders above the rest. pep guardiola's manchester city, champions of england, a celebratory end to a record—breaking season. jesus lobbing a stoppage time winner, city became the first side in premier league history to amass 100 points. but manchester united and tottenha

so let's cross live to rome and join our sports correspondent, david 0rnstein.cal motivational talk with the dreams and fighting for it from klopp, but they have a big advantage after the 5—2 win in the the first leg. reason surely to feel confident? yes, they will be confident. they are in pole position to reach the final. it's not done yet but they will have easily taken this situation before the tie itself. it's a commanding lead established by them with a fantastic performance in the first leg at anfield. they have all of their players available tonight, apart from alex 0xlade—chamberlain, who is replaced in the starting line—up i georginio wijnaldum. he said yesterday that liverpool do not have one foot in the final. you either have no feet oi’ the final. you either have no feet or two feat. tonight they will be hoping to put two feet in the final. they are the highest scorers in the competition this season. there is a feeling to make it would take just one goal to wrap this up. in his final press conference before the match, i askjurgen klopp are big occas

so let's cross live to rome and join our sports correspondent, david 0rnstein.was made of security in the build—up. how have you found things in rome so far? it's been very calm, actually. a relaxed atmosphere. a party atmosphere, to be honest. despite the incident before the first leg at anfield last week when the liverpool fan sean cox was left in a critical condition after being attacked by roma fans in a disturbing incident that i witnessed, today has been much better. liverpool fans arrived gradually and just as it was very quiet. it was a public holiday here but today they came in numbers, in full voice and high spirits. they followed that is a —— the instructions that they were told if they did so, would guarantee safety. there were no collars worn, they will not walk into the stadium, no alcohol consumed in public places. they respected national monuments and that has created a great atmosphere in the stadium already behind me. so farso atmosphere in the stadium already behind me. so far so good, atmosphere in the stadium already behind me. so farso good

our sports correspondent david 0rnstein reports. eyond. among the many messages of support, david beckham said...

our sports correspondent, david 0rnstein, is in kiev. talking to david live. we are talking to david live. we are talking to him in a minute, but first he is his report. the capital of ukraine. tonight, the centre of the sporting world, moments to be treasured for supporters who have waited 11 years to be back on this stage and made it to kiev. that is despite travel and accommodation have it leaving many stuck at home. we have just made it. the atmosphere is incredible, a beautiful city. the fans are massive pa rt of beautiful city. the fans are massive part of this club and liverpool and they have played a massive part in us they have played a massive part in us getting this far in this competition. hopefully with our fans we can create an atmosphere similar to anfield because it has made a big difference to us. liverpool's journey started in the qualifying rounds on the 15th of august. they are the competition's top scorers and plan to embellish their famous history. i'm really happy being here with this group of players. they've fough

from kiev, where liverpool were defeated 3—1 by real madrid, david 0rnstein reports.re from far and wide, arriving with dreams of glory, only to pull out of town with a sobering reality. what does it feel like today? flat, really. it's a massive disappointment. after the game, you just want to go home. it all began to go wrong for the reds when their talisman mohamed salah left the field injured, inconsolable and worse was to follow. karius gifting real madrid the lead with an unbelievable mistake. although liverpool did equalise, a wonder goal by real madrid's gareth bale swung the game, and after the same man took aim again, another loris karius howler ended their hopes. it's really hard. i really feel for him. nobody wants that. we have to deal with it. we will do that, of course we will be with him, there's no doubt about that. for the supporters also it was heartbreak. he can never wear that shirt for me ever again now. there's no coming back for loris karius, definitely not. very disappointed last night with the errors of the goalkeeper. very, very shocked and v

david 0rnstein, is at the emirates stadium in north london. big boots for him to fail.o fill. we will hear as confirmation arrived this morning, arsenal completing their recruitment process which is ed is ina recruitment process which is ed is in a statement has described as being confidential, wide—ranging and progress involving extensive background references, data and video analysis and personal meetings with all shortlisted candidates. this comes as something as a surprise given so many people expected the former arsenal captain to be given the job. expected the former arsenal captain to be given thejob. it is mia, and the club's majority shareholder stan kroenke has described him as being a proven winner while emre himself has said he was thrilled to be joining one of the game's great clubs and that he is very excited to be given the responsibility to start this important new chapter in arsenal's history. this is one of the most attractive jobs in world football, it's also a huge rebuilding job for emre can will have limited resources , emre can will have limited r

from kiev david 0rnstein reports.ed and despondent, liverpool's dream turning into a nightmare. it all began to go wrong for the reds when their talisman mohammed salah left the field injured, inconsolable. and worse was to follow. loris karius gifting real madrid the lead with an unbelievable mistake. although liverpool did equalise, a wonder goal by gareth bale swung the game and after the same man took aim again, another karius howler ended their hopes. it's really hard. i really feel for him. nobody wants that. he has to deal with it. we have to deal with it. of course we will be with him. that's not out of our debt. for the supporters too it was bitterly disappointing. he has to go. he can never wear that shirt for me ever again now. there is no coming back for karius, definitely not. very disappointed last night with the errors of the goalkeeper. very, very shocked and hurt today. from a former player who also lost a major european final, there was backing for karius. he is only 24. in the footballing world that

our sports correspondent, david 0rnstein, is in kiev. the capital of ukraine.for supporters who have waited 11 years to be back on this stage and made it to kiev despite travel and accommodation havoc leaving many stuck at home. i feel sorry for the people who have not been able to get here. we are made up to be here. the atmosphere is incredible. beautiful city. i genuinely see it 3—0 liverpool. the fans are a massive part of this club, a massive part of liverpool and they have played a massive part in us getting this far. hopefully our fans can create an atmosphere similar to anfield because it's made a big difference to us. liverpool's journey started in the qualifying rounds on the 15th of august. they are the competition's top scorers and plan to embellish their famous history. i'm really happy being here with this group of players. they've fought so unbelievably hard for this and i really think they deserve it, to be here, and it feels good. i'm really proud of them already and now, let's play football. inside the hotel behind me, liverpool are preparing

manchester united manager, who underwent emergency surgery yesterday. 0ur sports correspondent david 0rnsteinpublic looking fit and well a week ago, news of sir alex ferguson's illness has rocked the world of football and beyond. among the many messages of support, david beckham said: another ex—manchester united star, cristiano ronaldo, wrote: everybody at match of the day sends our best wishes to sir alex ferguson. the flood of good wishes unrelenting. he is one of the most iconic figures in football in the last 30 years. if you add that to the fact that he is such an important role model for so many people around the world, he has captured the world, and he is a national institution, really, so i'm not surprised at all at the outpouring of support for him. he was admitted to salford royal hospital yesterday and had emergency surgery for a brain haemorrhage. the procedure is said to have gone well, but a period of intensive care will follow. the focus will be on when he starts to regain consciousness. his neurological state will be assessed repeatedly, and he will be only transitioned to an

that was david 0rnstein.ournalist michael grant, who wrote the book fergie rises. he explained how sir alex's career began its ascendancy at aberdeen. he arrived at aberdeen in 1978, and he was actually very unproven, he was quite a big gamble, bizarre though it sounds to say that now, because they were the second best tea m because they were the second best team in the country at the time and he was coming from st mirren who we re he was coming from st mirren who were towards the bottom end of the premier division, and he had been sacked by them. so it was seen as quite a big gamble by aberdeen to ta ke quite a big gamble by aberdeen to take this young tearaway glaswegian manager north when they were on the brink of winning things themselves, but it turned out of course to be an absolutely inspired and visionary appointment. did he ever change his management style? players who played under him at man united who also experienced him at aberdeen, like gordan strachan, said that he mellowed at united, so even t

we will speak to our sports correspondent david 0rnstein... isappointed to miss out? i don't think it is so much a surprise, but certainly the name that stands out the most is that of trent alexander—arnold, the 19—year—old liverpool right back who has impressed the match this season, of course mostly in the champions league, where liverpool reach the final. the quarterfinal against man city when he did so well against leroy sane, and then the semifinal home and away against roma, he goes on the plane despite having not played for a limit for. he trained with them in their last good but was not an official call up. it was not big news for trent alexander—arnold. then you look into midfield, ruben loftus—cheek and has not played a great guildford chelsea in his career, went on loan to crystal palace in and got his big chance for england in november, a friendly against germany when he was named man of the match. although an injury followed that, there was no great surprise he was on the plane, because he adds technical ability, and in the absence

let's go over to our sports correspondent david 0rnstein who's in kiev for us. will not wa nt to that's right. loris karius will not want to remember this night. so many european nights in liverpool's famous history, proud moment to look back on, but for karius the 24—year—old german goalkeeper this really is one to forget. it has been questioned whether he should be liverpool's first choice goalkeeper with the more experienced mean you lay in the running. last night we saw the failings that many feared would come to haunt liverpool at some point. 0n the first occasion and inexplicable error after half—time which allowed real madrid to move ahead. may liverpool fans sitting around me in the stadium could not believe what they were saying. that was a phase ofjurgen klopp as well. the second error was not much better. a gareth bale shot slipping through his fingers. loris karius left in utter disbelief. gareth bale, what can we say about him? 28 years old, the welshman, he has won four champions league titles in five years. a world record at the time in 2013, 80 £

st—germain, thanked wenger and accepted he's taking on a "big challenge". 0ur sports correspondent david 0rnstein challenge isa dream. britain's simon yates has retained his lead at the giro d'italia after a wet sprint finish to stage 17 in iseo. italy's elia viviani took his fourth stage of the 2018 tour in a chaotic final push for the line, as rain soaked the italian streets. yates had begun the day with a 56—second lead over reigning champion tom dumoulin and managed to maintain that lead after safely finishing in the main pack. he might not have a safer, but tom betts will have a... captain joe root says best is ready. he is really clear about what he wants to do in the game, and that is all you can ask of someone making their debut. really exciting for me as captain, andl debut. really exciting for me as captain, and i am sure... i'm mine andl captain, and i am sure... i'm mine and i rememberthe feelings, all you wa nt and i rememberthe feelings, all you want to do is for tomorrow to comrade and to get given your cap and out there. he has approached this week really well, and hopefully he ca

david 0rnstein, who broke the arsenal story last night, will be with us at 7:30am.e involved in a crash. the home office has developed the plans after a surge in crimes involving scooters and motorbikes in the last three years. our home affairs correspondent, danny shaw, reports. should a police officer behind the wheel be treated differently to other motorists? these police in kent are taking part in advanced driving training. in this exercise, the white skoda is the target vehicle. the three police cars perform what's known as a hard stop, boxing the skoda in and arresting the suspect. but police are concerned their skills in training are not recognised by the law. they carry out 10,000 pursuits across england and wales every year. if they break the speed limit orjump a red light while pursuing a criminal, they can be prosecuted just as a member of the public can. now the home office is planning to change that. police driving skills and training will be taken into account by investigators. police will have to show their tactics are necessary and proportionate. and

our sports correspondent david 0rnstein is outside wembley for us... ad? very impressive performance from gareth southgate. 0nly five of the squad have survived since the last world cup. an average cap number of around 19, so that pales in comparison to the likes of brazil, germany, and spain. that was a point admitted by gareth southgate, but he said he could only gain that experience by throwing those players in. they have belief in them. he used words like athleticism, energy, pace, creativity. these players are co mforta ble pace, creativity. these players are comfortable on the ball and they are the best in their positions in the country. he pointed out that only 33% of premier league players were available to choose from. that is how small people lives. but he believes this youthful squad can cause a surprise. here he is explaining some of his decisions. maybe it's break to take players without the number of caps, but i think we had to give these guides are think we had to give these guides a re leaf. think we had to give these guides are leaf. wh

who's now part of pep guardiola's coaching team at manchester city. 0ur sports news correspondent david 0rnstein getting the job, but it is clear that arsenal were. to completing the deal, and my understanding as they could have pressed the button at any point. they conducted a full and thorough interview process to find the best candidate, and i am told that emery was the unanimous choice of arsenal's decision—makers. they put their choice to the board of directors and it was decided that emery was the right man for the job. arsenal aren't the only club doing business in the managerial market. west ham have hired the former manchester city boss manuel pellegrini. here's how the club announced it on social media. pellegrini won the title with city in 2014, and takes over from david moyes, who left the club last week. he says he's excited, and is aiming to bring in "four or five" players to have a "strong team". jos buttler says he considered quitting white ball cricket to try and force his way back into the england test set up. buttler‘s been focussed on the short form of the game for the last c

heard of this because it was a bit of a surprise choice from arsenal. 0ur sports correspondent david 0rnstein sofa with me. david, what do we know about unai emery? forfootball fans david, what do we know about unai emery? for football fans he david, what do we know about unai emery? forfootball fans he is a big name but for those who may only have a passing interest in the game they might not have hurt that much. he hasn't been appointed just yet, we expect that to come in the following days and we should hear from him and arsenal as well. he is 46 years old, he's a spaniard, most recently managing paris st—germain leading them title and also r1 four domestic cups in his two seasons at the club and prior to that he was the club and prior to that he was the seville manager in his native spain where he won three consecutive europa league titles, that's the competition arsenal are competing in this coming season. he doesn't speak fluent english, so that could be a potential issue, but he does fit in quite nicely to arsenal's new continental structure and he's happy to work within that. people s

tying up the loose ends, here's david 0rnstein.st. pep guardiola's manchester city champions of england in record—breaking style. gabriel jesus loving opera folding a stoppage time and at southampton as city became the first side in premier league history to amass 100 points. maybe this record will be broken but it will be difficult to be broken because there are many in the team is going in that have to do many, many things. the final champions league place came down to the final day of the season and it was taken by liverpool, leader of the year mo salah with his 32nd goal to secure the golden boot. commentator: one chance, one goal, it is that mo salah again! it meant chelsea would have to settle for europe league football next term. swansea required a sporting miracle to survive but it didn't arrive, meaning theyjoined stoke and west brom in relegation to the championship. he at huddersfield there was a party atmosphere at this clu b there was a party atmosphere at this club celebrated avoiding the drop, there were however beat

david 0rnstein, bbc news, rome.g drawn the first leg of their semi final at the emirates stadium 1—1. if arsenal do progress, it'll give outgoing manager arsene wenger the chance to win silverware in his final match in charge. four—time tour de france winner chris froome says he is confident of winning his anti—doping case. froome begins his giro d'italia campaign on friday. it's his first grand tour since he was recorded as having high levels of an asthma medicine in his body. some have questioned whether he should be allowed to race while the investigation is ongoing, but froome maintains his innocence. we are in the middle of a process which allows me to demonstrate i have done nothing wrong. that is precisely what i came to do. ijust ask people to hang in there until we get to the end of that recess. —— process. john higgins is through to the semi—finals of the world snooker championship after beating judd trump mark williams will face barry hawkins in the other semi—final. hawkins beat ding junhui, while willia

have a three goal lead, but roma have two valuable away goals. 0ur sports news correspondent, david 0rnsteinub were worried about what might happen to theirfans in rome. what kind of precautions have been taken around the stadium? they were very concerned and they held an extraordinary meeting in the days leading up to this match. the rome authorities with roma, the opposition club, and with uefa, the governing body of european football. the adviser ten point plan of advice to supporters —— they advised. that has been updated to 15 points in the last couple of hours. it covers areas such as what they should do in the city centre, the liverpool fans, where they should congregate, not drinking alcohol in public places, respecting monuments of national importance, being held inside the stadium after the match for much longer than expected, but i think the key points are that they have warned fans not to walk to the stadium behind me. underany circumstances. which is quite extraordinary advice for the match as high—profile as this in a city centre in 2018. also not to wear any colours that ident