david ornstein, bbc news. david ornstein, bbc news.s at the king power stadium. the match had been rearranged from october following the death of leicester's owner and four others in a helicopter crash outside the stadium. the game went to straight to penalties after finishing goalless in normal time. and after both teams' first five spotkicks went in, southampton's manolo gabbiadini's shot was saved before leicester's nampalys mendy converted for the win. leeds have moved into the automatic promotion places in the championship after a late penalty save secured a 1—0 win against reading. leeds made the break through mid way through the second half when stuart dallas eventually fired home to make it 1—0. reading are desperate for points themselves at the bottom end of the second tier, but leeds goalkeeper bailey peacock—farrell saved their 88th minute spot kick to deny them a point. elsewhere, norwich stay top of the table despite a 0—0 draw at hull city, sheffield united went up to fourth by beating brentford, and middlesbrough were he

david ornstein, bbc news, leicester.ed to have a significant impact on the country's economy — already in crisis, despite having the largest oil reserves in the world. the move comes after the white house denounced venezuela as part of a troika of tryranny that includes cuba and nicaragua, and it increases pressure on the country's left—wing president maduro. a recent report by a group of venezuelan universities estimates that the number of people living in poverty has almost doubled over the last four years to nearly 90%. and children are the worst affected. the bbc‘s vladimir hernandez is one of few international journalists who've been able to report from inside the country. he sent this report from the capital, caracas. 11—year—old marianna is tired. she's been out on the streets since early in the morning begging. today was a0 degrees and it was hard work. but her bubbly personality still shows through. marisela, her mother, looks exhausted. this is a frequent sight in most towns and cities. children and adults desp

david ornstein reports. sol campbell made his name at the top of the game.bell is just the latest star of his generation of footballers to take a seat in the dugout, but the journey to get there hasn't been easy. it would be at least 12, 15 applications. i know a lot of players out there, who want to be managers, are having difficulties at getting a job as well. so my situation is not unique. chanting: sol campbell, judas! campbell's controversial move from tottenham to arsenal was vindicated with a succession of trophies, including two premier league titles and fa cups. he also represented england at six major tournaments. but later claimed he was overlooked for the captaincy because he's black. i still believe that i was the wrong colour. i think if i was white, i think definitely my chances of being captain would have been enhanced. it's estimated that 25—30% of professional footballers in england come from black, asian and minority ethnic backgrounds. however, that's not replicated among managers. across the 92 league clubs, sol campbell has become only

our sports correspondent david ornstein has been finding out why.hting up the premier league, jadon sancho and reiss nelson are shining in germany. a new life, a new opportunity, and we when met at a cafe in dortmund, sancho told me he is delighted with his move. everyone has different journeys, you know. it's not easy leaving family behind. it's really hard, but i felt like coming to germany and expressing myself is the best thing i've ever done. it's here at borussia dortmund, one of europe's elite clubs, that jadon sancho felt his development was best served. for years, the world's leading prospects joined teams like these to make their name, and with opportunities increasingly limited back home, now up—and—coming british players are doing the same. and it's paying off. i thought i might as well have a little dig, and then luckily, with the slip as well, it guided it in that direction. commentator: oh, my word! rhys nelsonjoined hoffenheim on loan from arsenal, and like his childhood friend sancho, he's flourishing in his new environment. we are

david ornstein reports.me to one of the biggest teams in club football, today, hosting two giants of international rugby league. a change in the type of action, though not the intensity of competition, as shown by new zealand's physical approach. england into an early lead, but it would not last long, with the opponents quickly crossing to take control, wounded by defeat in the first test last weekend, the kiwis were turning the table. england stood firm and turn defence into attack, resulting in a spectacular reply, as tommy makinson took to the air to level the scores on the verge of half—time. the quality of him as a finisher! after the break, a near carbon copy. anything you can do, we can do just as impressively. the men in black immediately hitting back and regaining their grip on the contest. there was far less of a grip on the tempers of both teams, and while the disharmony seems to distract new zealand, england were energised. a moment of a finesse, makinson again on hand. back in the chess match. i

david ornstein reports.is a football club, a whole city in mourning, the sense of grief and loss is really very palpable, but even stronger perhaps is the feeling of gratitude and togetherness that this tragic event has brought. today, for the first time, we've heard a member of leicester city's hierarchy, claude puel speaking on behalf of the players and staff. i am devastated, like other people, but i have a responsibility also to move together, to look forward and... and to try to bring my support, and also to look forward, and it's difficult, of course, it's difficult. five days have passed since that terrible accident, and the tributes continue to grow and it is quite extraordinary in scale. among those well—wishers today were the firefighters who were on duty, and also leicester city's title—winning manager, claudio ranieri, laying a wreath alongside the family, paying his tribute. the focus of claude puel and the team must switch to saturday's match against cardiff city, which they have decided will g

leicester's former premier league winning manager also returned to the club to pay his respects, as david ornstein. scene in stark contrast to the celebrations at two years ago when the pair led leicester to the premiership title. speaking for the first time since the helicopter crash, the current manager claude puel express the clouds sorrow. this has been without doubt, one of the hardest weeks in the history of this football cloud. the tragic loss of five lives has left us all know with sadness and shock. investigations continue into the incident that occurred after le i ceste r‘s incident that occurred after leicester's match against west ham. those who were first on the scene, chance to reflect on what happened. it was difficult, and emotional outpouring of clearly high profile people involved. clearly, leicester city is the heart of the city and a lot of our staff and supporters of the cloud, so yeah, clearly a connection stop white while five days have since passed on the tragedy of last weekend, still the grow. the scale extraordinary. a reflection of the regard in which the chairman of th

our sports correspondent david ornstein was at campbell's first press conference today., as a manager he's starting at the bottom. campbell is just the latest star of his generation of footballers to take a seat in the dugout, but the journey to get there has not been easy. it has been at least 12 to 15 applications, but this opportunity came along and i said to myself do i want to wait another year, six months, a year to get a job? no, i want to take this with both hands and do the bestjob i can do and look at all scenarios and get this club and get this job done and get this club up the table where they should be and that's for me. campbell's controversial move from tottenham to arsenal was vindicated with a succession of trophies including two premier league titles, and fa cups. he also represented england at six major tournaments. but later claimed he was overlooked for the captaincy because he's black. i still believe that i was the wrong colour, i think if i was white, i think definitely my chances of being captain would have been enhanced. it's estimated that 25 t

kick off at eight o clock — and we can go live to old trafford now — our sports correpsondent david ornstein walking? the manchester united boss has arrived, on time, after the mishaps against both valencia and juventus. valencia, united played the kick—off and were fined 15,000 euros for the againstjuventus mourinho had to walk. united have relocated to the hilton hotel the other side of the stadium for where we are now but no such problems tonight. but the traffic behind us is intense. fans of the young boys, 3000 of them, walked from the city centre with the police escort. christmas markets and roadworks mean the city is in gridlock but for the match tonight manchester united are here now. theirfans manchester united are here now. their fans may take a bit longer and old trafford is not sold out, quite unusualfor tonight. old trafford is not sold out, quite unusual for tonight. in terms of the performance on the pitch, how under pressure is mourinho and his side particularly because they are at home tonight? the draw against crystal palace at the weekend made this manchester united's west

let's get more on this now from our sports correspondent david ornstein.within the organisation this week. is this taylor buckling to pressure? i think it is him responding to pressure. the pfa want to clear this up pressure. the pfa want to clear this up pretty quickly. they are responsible for all professional footballers in england and wales and so they have a huge responsibility. the arguments stemmed from the civil war if you like ben purkiss who wa nts to war if you like ben purkiss who wants to see the organisation reformed. he wants to see it move into the modern era. many people are upset with gordon taylor's salary. last year £2.29 million which dwarfs much of the pfa's spending on certain cause it is as responsible for. people disgruntled that he 73 yea rs old for. people disgruntled that he 73 years old and of the pfa he has been there for a0 years, 37 as chief executive. the statement released today or open letter as you say, because for an independent qc lead full and open review into the structure and operation of the pfa. he promises that t

david ornstein, bbc news.s quite simple. either beat inter milan or they go are out of the competition. they've got themselves in a spot of bother after failing to win any of their first three games. as for liverpool, they will qualify if they win in paris and red star don't beat napoli. plenty for boss jurgen klopp to think about then, but he was a bit distracted by the translator in his pre—match press co nfe re nce . that is a very erotic voice, by the way. laughter. congratulations! wow! again, please. laughter. woops! having a little bit of a moment there. we don't have the advantage of hearing the voice he heard. there. we don't have the advantage of hearing the voice he heardm was a french translator speaking in english. was a chap as well. —— it was. you have tweeted that, haven't you? yes, if you want more details. sol campbell has his first job in management. been appointed manager of macclesthe english football league's bottom side macclesfield town. the former england defender‘s been given the job

david ornstein reports. today anfield was hosting two giants of international rugby league. a change in sport, though not intensity, as shown by new zealand's physical approach. initially, it paid off. the kiwis, crossing for the opening try. wounded by defeating the first test, they were now in command. however, england stood firm and gradually turned defence into attack. the result, a spectacular reply as tommy makinson took to level the scores on the verge of half—time. after the break, only a carbon copy. anything you can do, we can dojust carbon copy. anything you can do, we can do just as impressively. the carbon copy. anything you can do, we can dojust as impressively. the men in black immediately hitting back, and regaining theirgrip in black immediately hitting back, and regaining their grip on the contest. there was far less of a grip on the tempers of both teams, and while the disharmony seemed to distract new zealand, england were energised amid the ferocity. a moment of finesse, tommy makinson a

david ornstein, bbc news, macclesfield. time for a look at the weather. here's helen willetts. it's been one of those weeks, so much rain and wind and more to come for some of us this weekend, at the moment a bit quieter, this came from gwyneth, beautiful rainbow because we have showers around, we've also had beautiful sunny spells in between. we will see a mix of those throughout the day, living out in the atlantic is tomorrow's rain, in fa ct the atlantic is tomorrow's rain, in fact tonight and tomorrow, the low pressure starting to clear out of the way but the showers as you can see congregate across most of scotla nd see congregate across most of scotland and northern ireland, they will dampen down through the afternoon purely because we've got the next weather system rolling in. it's not quite as mild today but i think the sunshine compensates, the winds not as strong either. with the winds not as strong either. with the winds continue to fall light and showers easing further overnight we will see a colder night too. touch of frost are parts of scotland and northern irelan

our sports correspondent david ornstein is at old trafford having beaten the traffic, david, he saysn time after both problematic home games in europe this season. manchester police have warned everyone should try to get here early with traffic problems and the christmas markets. and around 3000 young boys fans walking from the city centre. manchester united will be bidding to get back to their winning ways, it has been their worst start to season in 28 years. their bidding to avoid going for four matches, european matches, without a win here at old trafford for the first time in their history and three european matches without scoring here at old trafford for the first time in their history. of course they beat young boys convincingly in switzerland in september. their runaway league leaders in the swiss league, young boys, but had not even a team in england. and they are struggling in the champions league this season having lost every match in the group stages. so manchester united should win the match tonight but you can never guarantee anything. so a win for united could send the

david ornstein, bbc news.ir first three games. liverpool still have work to do. they‘ve got to beat paris saint germain, who have stars kulian mbappe and neymarfit to play in paris, and hope that red star don‘t beat napoli. arsenal‘s europa league match against vorskla poltuva has been moved more than 200 miles because of safety concerns. they were supposed to play at vorskla‘s home stadium in the ukranian city of poltuva tomorrow night. but martial law has been declared in some regions of the country, and uefa have decided it would be safer for the match to be played in the capital kiev. england survived a fightback from uganda to win the first of their three match netball series. england had a nine goal lead at half time but they let uganda back into it, the scores were level in the final quarter. but england got themselves going again in liverpool and won by 50 points to 46. the next game is in two days time. england cricket coach trevor bayliss hopes ben stoke‘s exemplary conduct since an altercation outsi

david ornstein, thank you very much.rt. the american qualifier first in the all—around final and went on to become the first woman to win four titles in the event that the world championships —— in doha. it is the biggest margin of victory she has had for those golds and takes a number of overall world titles up to 12. and that is all the sports are now. john watson is here with more for you in the next hour. now on afternoon live, let's go nationwide and see what's happening around the country, in our daily visit to the bbc newsrooms around the uk. janine jansen is in plymouth, where it has been announced the appledore shipyard in devon is to close. and in leeds is keeley donovan, where specialist doctors can now prescribe medicinal cannabis to some patients for the first time. first of all, where they expecting this at appledore? yes, in a way, there has been speculation the weeks that appledore shipyard my close and it is the news that workers and families were absolutely dreading. last weekend, hundreds of people pro