david ornstein, bbc news, the emirates.t manchester city kept a strong line up against swansea, as they have an eye on breaking the 100 point barrier this season. pep guardiola's men cruised to a 4—0 win over swansea, as drew savage reports. they have had a week of being champions already but today was manchester city's day to celebrate. they won that title last sunday without kicking a ball. it might have felt like an anti—climax so it in the mood to deserve that. swansea reduced to the role of spectators. david silva opened the scoring before raheem sterling made it 2—0 injust the 16th minute. four light blue shirts, an easy tap infor four light blue shirts, an easy tap in for sterling. city might be out of europe god can still break premier league records this season and this is one reason why, spectacular from kevin and this is one reason why, spectacularfrom kevin de bruyne. the faces of both managers telling you how good that was. swansea have improved a lot in the last couple of months but even when gabrieljesus foun

at the etihad stadium, david ornstein. good evening david. they are champions, we know that they are champions elect but just champions, we know that they are champions elect butjust a few doubts have crept in after what happened three days ago, they concealed the deal tomorrow by getting three points. yes, far from ideal preparation for city, short time to prepare whereas manchester united have had a week and they won't want to lose this match. for pep guardiola, will he rest players before the second leg against liverpool on tuesday or try to wrap up liverpool on tuesday or try to wrap up the title and take the momentum with them? willjose mourinho have learned from what liverpool did to city and impress them with a more attacking game that gives his players more freedom against his old adversary pep guardiola? manchester united have won their last four league games, their best run in more than a year league games, their best run in more thana yearand league games, their best run in more than a year and they haven't lost on their last two v

david ornstein, bbc news.ion is warning that a growing number of children with special needs are being left without suitable school places. last year, more than 4000 children with the most severe needs were not offered places. the union has accused the government of starving local councils of funding. but the department of education insists that local authorities now have more money for every pupil, in every school. 0ur education correspondent marc ashdown reports. like all schools, here in south gloucestershire, the aim is to offer every child a place in the classroom alongside their peers. but the reality is a growing number of the most vulnerable pupils seem to be disappearing from the system. government figures obtained by the national education union show that in 2016, 1700 children in england with special educational needs or a disability didn't have a school place. but, last year, that figure more than doubled. more than 4000 send children are now without a place. can you imagine the torment that a pare

david ornstein reports. night at the principality stadium.hat star shines brighter, anthonyjoshua drawing another huge crowd and continuing on the path to greatness. in joseph parker came a resilient opponent, which made for a cagey contest, joshua going the distance for the first time, but doing enough to triumph on points, and he now has all except one of the heavyweight belts — nobody has ever held the whole lot at the same time, that is the aim. i think, like, 2018 was always a time to capture all the belts, and we're one away now, and i think the sky's the limit for what we're trying to achieve, you know. it's been a remarkable rise forjoshua — from olympic gold at london 2012 to the world's leading heavyweight in the space of only six years, and seemingly plenty more to come. you see the good, the bad, the ugly, and long may it continue, i think. i'm not done, i have got a lot of years left in me, if i can keep on controlling fighters like that without taking too much punishment, i should be around for a long time. joshua has now sold o

david ornstein reporting.ll — ruling that members of her family owned the sole rights to her image. the doll was launched in march — but provoked anger from some of kahlo's relatives — who say the manufacturer — mattel — used her image without permission. the bbc‘s tim allman has more. this isn't so much a home but a shrine to the artist frida kahlo. the walls are adorned with photographs of a woman now considered to be one of the great painters of the 20th century. for years, her relatives have insisted they own the rights to her image and her legacy. now a court in mexico seems to agree. translation: based on the documents that prove our rights, the judge ordered the company mattel in this specific case not to market the image of the brand frida kahlo. the frida kahlo barbie doll is part of mattel‘s inspiring women range, where the company says it celebrates female role models. she is described as an artist, activist, and feminist icon. but the family says the doll does not represent the real frida kahlo. th

david ornstein reporting.n, where competitors faced driving wind and rain. well, that certainly won't be a problem here in london this weekend where temperatures have soared and could be the hottest on record for the race. joe wilson has more on the build—up to this weekend's run. this is the same mo farah. what's different is the distance and the scenery. on the track, he beat everyone, everywhere, but moving to the marathon — 26 miles, 35 years old — he warns us to be realistic. the best runners do turn up here, so sunday's race is going to be a difficult one. i'm ranked number 27, so we'll see. but the thing is, mo, knowing you... yeah. ..you're not going to have gone on this marathon journey without thinking it's going to end in glory. no... i mean, it has to end in tokyo with a gold medal, doesn't it? no, it's possible, and my aim is to be able to run as many marathons as i can, to learn about them, and to run decent times. mo farah should not be bothered by london heat, having prepared in ethiopia. he's

david ornstein, bbc news, the emirates. premier league champions manchester city kept a strong line up against swansea, as they have an eye on breaking the 100 point barrier... pep guardiola's men cruised to a 4—0 win over swansea, as drew savage reports... david silva opened the scoring before raheem sterling made it 2—0 injust the 16th minute. another nominee for player of the year is kevin de bruyne and he showed eve ryo ne kevin de bruyne and he showed everyone why he could scoop the price before gabriel jesus everyone why he could scoop the price before gabrieljesus rounded off the scoring for city. stoke city manager paul lambert believes there's a lot of twists and turns to come as they bid for premier league survival but he felt they were below paras survival but he felt they were below par as they held burnley to a draw, 1-1 par as they held burnley to a draw, 1—1 still par as they held burnley to a draw, i—i still going in front before a sixth goal in eight before ashley barnes could appoint her burnley. paul lamb

david ornstein reporting. lewis. the favourite, according to the bookies, to succeed arsene wenger, is in your neck of the woods, patrick vieira, who is manager of new york city fc? well, i can certainly understand why he would be somebody that the bookies would look at is a favourite 01’ bookies would look at is a favourite ora bookies would look at is a favourite 01’ a c0— bookies would look at is a favourite or a co— favourite. brendan rodgers is mentioned. i can certainly see why he would be somebody that the book makers would put up as a likely successor. he certainly has the connection. my goodness. go ahead, keep talking, because we can hear you. 0k. keep talking, because we can hear you. ok. my video went out of air. don't worry, we can hear you, keep going. perfect. in patrick vieira's case, when he has been asked about lesser jobs case, when he has been asked about lesserjobs in the past, he has a lwa ys lesserjobs in the past, he has always said, well, i'm not ready for that yet. i am happy where i

david ornstein at wembley stadium.ute marked the occasion and at one o'clock, a 62—gun salute was fired at the tower of london, while 21—gun salutes are taking place at edinburgh castle, windsor castle and york. her majesty, who this week has been hosting the commonwealth heads of government meeting, also has an official birthday in june. this evening, musicians including kylie minogue and tom jones will perform for her at a birthday concert at the royal albert hall, which will be shown live on bbc one. prince harry and his fiancee meghan markle have been welcomed by the australian prime minister at a reception for the next invictus games. prince harry and meghan met servicemen and women from britain and australia at the event in london. sydney is hosting the next invictus games in october and more than 500 sick and injured military and veterans are scheduled to compete. prince harry, who is patron of the games, is expected to attend with meghan, who by then will be his wife. in a moment we'll be joined by viewers on b

david ornstein reports.or that star to continue rising, anthonyjoshua must keep winning, and with each opponent comes danger. joshua going the distance to the first time, but doing the enough to challenge on points. he now has all but one of the heavyweight belt, and no one has helped them all at the same time, that is the aim. no one has helped them all at the same time, that is the aimlj no one has helped them all at the same time, that is the aim. i think 2080 was or was it time to capture all the bad. we are one away, now. i think the sky's the limit for what we can try and achieve. it has been a remarkable rise forjoshua, from olympic gold and london 2012, two heavyweight champion in six years. seemingly plenty more to come. you have seen the good, the bad comedy ugly. and long have seen the good, the bad comedy ay have seen the good, the bad comedy ugly. and long may it continue. i am not done. i think i have got a knot of years left in me. without taking too much punishment, in fact i cut, i think be

our sports correspondent david ornstein is at anfield.l that this feels like the recipe for something special perhaps. that's right. it's got all characteristics of a classic. think back to great european night at anfield under the light, famously, the chelsea match in 2005, but this can top it with these two teams going toe to toe in europe, possibly the most citing teams in europe, certainly in the premier league, most would say. the atmosphere is building nicely. more on the other side of the stadium where the buses are making their way through streets lined with thousands of fans. it really is building nicely. yesterday, the two managers were speaking, pep guardiola and jurgen klopp. they say they are not going to drop their attacking principles. they are going to go all out. this fixture has brought two premier league matches this season, 12 goals in total, 5—0 to manchester city at the etihad stadium. liverpool winning for three mac at anfield. this is what both managers have had to say. it will be an interesting game. anything can

for more on that and the fan violence that blighted the tie, our correspondent david ornstein, who waslast night, joins me in the studio. alex oxlade chamberlain, this is terrible timing for him, the world cup looming, liverpool going strong in the champions league. yes, bad for him, liverpool and england. in the champions league. yes, bad for him, liverpooland england. he was forced off in the 18th minute of that match when he attempted a challenge. he got stretchered off the pitch. we heard it was a knee injury but today we know he suffered significant knee ligament damage. he was at the training ground today from where he called gareth southgate personally to inform him of the bad news. now he will be focusing on getting fit for the new season. focusing on getting fit for the new season. they don't know exactly how long he will be about four and the full extent of the injury, but if he will miss the rest of the campaign for club and country, it is severe. especially for italy liverpool heading into the second leg of the champions league tie, and england for the world cup. you were a

david ornstein was that the match.e. his reign spanning 22 yea rs everywhere. his reign spanning 22 years now everywhere. his reign spanning 22 yea rs now into everywhere. his reign spanning 22 years now into its final weeks. the beginning of the farewell to a greater of the game. it is a shame because i've only ever known him as arsenal manager but i think it is the right time to go. sad because 22 years as a long—time but happy because i think things need to change. arsene wenger emerged to a heroes welcome, the first game since news of his departure at the end of this is an emerged. his team had to wait until the second half to find form. nacho monreal opening the scoring to the approval of his manager. west ham responded quickly, arnautovic briefly dampening homes minutes but they were soon rekindled, a defensive mix—up allowing the cross by aaron barnes you do find the net. points were secured as alexander lacazette struck twice. arsenal finished the day on a high and will hope arsene wenger‘s to newer does as wel

david ornstein of the etihad stadium in manchester.h golds in swimming, gymnastics and double success in a new event, paratriathlon. gymnastics and double success wales' world champion cyclist elinor barker took gold at the velodrome. cyclist elinor barker took but there's concern after security guards quit their posts in recent weeks in a row over working conditions. hywel griffith reports. working conditions. commentator: here he is, the defending champion, the olympic champion. the defending champion, undefeated for four years, and the holder of every title going. adam peaty came to these games for a different challenge, to bring his own 100 metre breaststroke world record under 57 seconds. breaststroke world this time it wasn't to be, but there was yet another gold medal for his collection. but there was yet another gold it's nowhere near my best, but sometimes it's about the race. and again, four years undefeated, can't complain. this is exactly the kind of moment the games‘ organisers want everyone to see. the games‘ organisers w

david ornstein, bbc news, manchester.southampton, was probably the best result in their history. they're a side still in development — and it could have been even better for them, had natasha harding's effort not been cleared of the line. wales still top the group but england can overtake them if they beat bosnia on tuesday. we're at the halfway stage in the masters golf. tiger woods made the cut but — not surprisingly — defending champion sergio garcia missed it. he had an awfulfirst he had an awful first round when he kept finding the water. he is out of contention. and rory mcilroy is still in contention, as he chases the only major title he's yet to win. he's five shots behind the leader patrick reed of the united states, who shot a six under par round of 66 to fly to the top of the leaderboard. mcilroy picked up just one shot, let some birdie chances slip by, but he was happy to have gone round under par. i'm right there, you know, i've given myself a chance. it's now a 36—hole golf tournament. i don't know where i'l

david ornstein, bbc news, wembley.ll learn later on today who they will face, with chelsea up against southampton. it is sure to be an emotional day at the emirates later this afternoon as arsene wenger takes charge of arsenal against west ham in the first home game for arsene wenger city announced he would step down after 22 years city announced he would step down after 22 yea rs in city announced he would step down after 22 years in charge. it will be his penultimate league match at home. elsewhere, stoke face burnley. a wind for swansea at home to manchester city will relegate west brom. wolves are preparing for their return to the premier league, having secured their promotion last weekend. they wrapped up the title last weekend, losing 13 points clear of fulham and 12 points clear of cardiff in second. there are just three games left to play. spare a thought for sunderland fans, relegated for the second season in a i’ow relegated for the second season in a row after losing to attend. —— burton. chelsea ladies and

david ornstein reports. here's one of the biggest fans on british sport.to greatness. injoseph parker continuing on the path to greatness. in joseph parker came a continuing on the path to greatness. injoseph parker came a resilient opponent. it's made for a cagey contest. joshua was going the distance with the first time, but doing enough to try up on points, and he now has all except one of the heavyweight belts. nobody has ever held the whole lot at the same time. that is the aim. i think 2018 was a lwa ys that is the aim. i think 2018 was always a time to capture all of the belts, and we are one away, now. i think that the sky is the limit. belts, and we are one away, now. i think that the sky is the limitm has been a remarkable rise for joshua from olympic gold in london 2012 to the world's leading heavyweight in the space of only six yea rs, heavyweight in the space of only six years, and seemingly plenty more to come. the good, the bad, the ugly. the cnet. long may it continue, i think. i'm not done. ithink the cnet. long may it continue, i think. i

our sports news correspondent david ornstein is at wembley with more on this story.y have been playing here is their temporary home and they have got better at as time has gone on. they also beat man united here convincingly in the premier league in january. here convincingly in the premier league injanuary. today is a little different. they have the away dressing room rather than the home one. and the crowd will be split 50-50 one. and the crowd will be split 50—50 between the two clubs, so there will be a different feel to wembley today. fans are just arriving now. the atmosphere are starting to build. manchester united are perhaps a slight favourites from are perhaps a slight favourites from a footballing point of view, they are ahead of tottenham in the premier league. and they have a great record in the fa cup. a record equalling 29th semifinal for them. totte n ha m equalling 29th semifinal for them. tottenham have lost their last seven semifinals, an infamous record matched by nobody in the country. totte n ha m matched by nobody in the country. tottenham have

david ornstein has the details. he was the man who brought glory to the gunners. among the greats of the game. without defeat, without equal, without doubt, the best team in the land is arsenal. but in more recent yea rs, in the land is arsenal. but in more recent years, arsene wenger has tasted a different side of the sport, intense criticism. three fa cups infour sport, intense criticism. three fa cups in four years have failed to satisfy many arsenal supporters of their team no longer keeping pace with their biggest rivals, more challenging to the biggest trophies. though even yesterday the frenchman was underlining his commitment to the team. my personal situation is not so much my worry at the moment. you have to give me some credit. if you look back at my career you would have to accept that my priority was a lwa ys have to accept that my priority was always the interest of arsenal football club. players and staff arrived at arsenal ‘s training ground this morning unaware of what was about to unfold. the 68—year—old saying the decision followed careful consi

david ornstein is at wembley for us, and do spurs have an advantage as they've been playing home games certainly hope so, and they beat manchester united here in january emphatically. today, however, jose mourinho, the united manager, has said they will have no advantage. the stadium will be split 50/50 between the two sets of fans, and tottenham will have the away dressing room for a change, so a bit ofa dressing room for a change, so a bit of a difference there. more interestingly perhaps will be how totte n ha m interestingly perhaps will be how tottenham and manchester united cope with these blistering weather conditions. let's look at their records. manchester united are so successful in this competition, a record equalling 29 fa cup semifinal. tottenham have lost their last seven fa cup semifinals, the worst record in the entire country. they haven't won the competition since 1981. manchester united may come into it as favourites, but that home advantage, we will see how that plays out. the matches live on the bbc, kick—off 5:15pm. plays out. the matches live on the bbc, kick-off

our sports correspondent david ornstein is at the anfield stadium in liverpool.l clu bs. with supporters from english football clubs. i was here working with the bbc team last nightjust behind that fence that you can see when a large group of roma fans came from behind where the camera is now dressed in black balaclavas and hoods. a very quiet and calm scene. this was significantly more intimidating than you tent to see normally filled up they walked down this road and as they approach the junction they rushed forward and started to attack liverpool fans. when i got down there, i managed to ca ptu re when i got down there, i managed to capture some iphone, there was one man lying flat on his back outside the albert pub. amongst those who like to attend to him was a female steward h ill was to like to attend to him was a female steward hill was to own safety whilst the skirmishes were still going on with the roma fans using belts as weapons. i saw a man with a hammer in his hand, he was not part of the roma group, bottles were thrown and the liverpool fans then ru

david ornstein was at the etihad. leading from the front, jubilation from the hosts, one hand on the trophy. united were on the ropes. soon came another devastating blow. city went into dreamland, the party now in full swing. a standing ovation for the home side at the break. but they should have been further ahead. and how costly that would prove, because shortly after half—time united hit back, their world record signing, paul pogba, breathing new life into the contest. just two minutes later the frenchman, again, showed his worth, to draw the visitors level in a game that was living up to the hype. still, though, there was time for more drama. chris smalling showing a striker‘s instinct to complete an extraordinary comeback for united and leave their arch rivals shellshocked. the performance in the second half, ok, you can have m ista kes second half, ok, you can have mistakes like that, but in that situation it is tough when you are up situation it is tough when you are up againsta situation it is tough when you a

a warning that david ornstein's report contains images some viewers might find upsetting.he biggest matches of the season, marred by violence. ramadan sobhi history clashing with supporters of england clubs, including liverpool. last night, that troubling trend continued. i was part of the bbc tea m continued. i was part of the bbc team filming here, from just behind that fence, when a large group of roma fans came from a hide when the camera is now. in a very calm and quiet way, they were dressed in black hoods and balaclavas. i'd whiteread many football matches, but this was an extremely intimidating scene. the continue towards the junction and when they got there, the all rushed onto the main road, attacking liverpool supporters. batters were i managed to capture some of it on my phone. immediately, i saw some of it on my phone. immediately, isawa some of it on my phone. immediately, i saw a man flat on his back outside the albert pub. among those attending to him was a female steward who risk their own safety to help him what the skirmishes were still going on. bottles

our sports correspondent, david ornstein reports from the emirates stadium.y to the gunners. transformed arsenal, revolutionised english football, established himself among the greats of the game. without defeat, without equal, without doubt the best team in the land is arsenal. but in more recent years, arsene wenger has tasted a different side of the sport. intense criticism. we want wenger out! three fa cups in four years have failed to satisfy many arsenal supporters. their team no longer keeping pace with their biggest rivals nor challenging for the biggest trophies. though even yesterday the frenchman was underlining his commitment to the team. my personal situation is not so much my worry at the moment. you have to give me some credit. if you look back at my career, you'd have to accept that my priority was always the interest of arsenal football club. players and staff arrived at arsenal's training ground this morning unaware of what was about to unfold. the 68—year—old saying: it marks the end of an iconic era that saw wenger introduce new training m