everton say they are appalled after the publication of pictures showing their italian striker moise keanast summer, filmed himself at the party held in his apartment. everton say they have strongly expressed their disappointment to the player for ignoring government guidance and the club's own policy. the president of world athletics, lord coe, thinks that some sports could emerge from the lockdown stronger, benefitting from the way they have had to deal with the crisis. we do also have to accept, along with every other sector, that sometimes you just have to take a back—seat. there are other things that are just as important. sport will bounce back, and i honestly think it will lead the way in a post—pandemic world. will we all be doing the same things again? i doubt it. i hope we don't match with them i think smart organisations, whatever sector they are in, or figuring out how to be even smarter and more resilient when they come out of this, and sports has to adapt and respond to those changes. we've had the nfl draft over the last few days, conducted remotely because of the lockdown.

everton say they are appalled after the publication of pictures showing their italian striker moys keanse party. kean, who joined the club from juventus last summer, filmed himself at the party held in his apartment. everton say they have strongly expressed their disappointment to the player for ignoring government guidance and the club's own policy. that's all the sport for now. but a quick fantasy update, it would've been half—time in the north london derby, tottenham are winning 3-0 london derby, tottenham are winning 3—0 against arsenal, a bit of a fa ntasy 3—0 against arsenal, a bit of a fantasy update for you there. i will have more view in next hour. yet, the risk of someone throwing something into the tv screen, that is definitely a fantasy result. the united kingdom is now seeing a very definite downward trend in the number of people in hospital with the coronavirus, that's according to the national medical director of nhs england — professor stephen powis. but the latest figures show a further 413 people have died across the country. that brings the total number of deaths in h

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everton say they are appalled after the publication of pictures showing their italian striker moise keanly expressed their disappointment to the player for ignoring government guidance and the club's own policy. that's all the sport for now. this is bbc news. i'm clive myrie. our top stories... the uk foreign secretary, dominic raab, urges "caution", rejecting calls to ease the coronavirus lockdown. we will need to make sure sure that we can proceed

raheem sterling beat everton's andre gomes 11—2 to set up a semifinal clash against liverpool's trente semifinals and final life on the bbc iplayer and bbc sport website from 3pm tomorrow. and that's all the sport for now. thanks very much indeed. you're watching bbc news. the health secretary matt hancock has says it's too soon to set up decals on how and when lockdown measures to tackle the pandemic will be lifted. —— set up details. nicola sturgeon says look then the lockdown is likely to happen in phases with measures remaining in place into next year. lord 0 was cabinet secretary head of the civil service from 2005 to 2011 —— lord o'donnell. he told me he thought there was a lot of data available about the effects of the lockdown, but with no framework to bring the information together. what's missing is a framework for the government to bring together all the government to bring together all the different elements. you see plenty of information about the number of deaths spreading and the evolution of the covid virus, but we also eventually, when we've got control of this need t

games going ahead and that included that one at the time, the athletico game and also the liverpool, evertonfollowing monday. as football fans continue to wait to find out what will happen to the rest of this season, we are hoping for an update from uefa this week. european football's governing body is meeting today. it's understood the organisation does intend to finish the current season by august. so we wait to see what that means for the premier league. liverpool of course are so close to winning theirfirst league title in 30 years. their former striker ian rush says the season must reach its conclusion. we'd like to see the season finish. i think liverpool have had an incredible season. they do deserve to be champions. i think what we are looking at, we have to try to see if there are ways to get the season finished. it could be anything, behind closed doors, so be it. in a way, i think it could be really good if it is played behind closed doors because it would give the people in the country a lift, to be able to watch their team play live football, at home, on their tv. the most impor

everton say they are appalled and have strongly expressed their disappointment to the player.ockdown, so villa won't be making use of the government furlough scheme. today was supposed to be the london marathon — it's rescheduled for october — but that hasn't stopped thousands of you from doing what you can to raise money for charity. organisers came up with the 2.6 challenge. quite simply you can do any activity that involves the numbers 2 and 6. that could be 2.6 kilomeres up and down your garden, bouncing a tennis ball off a racket 26 times, or eating 26 jaffa cakes. among them is elite athlete and covid ward doctor eleanor davis, who's part of a 12—strong team who will each run 2.6 miles as part of a relay. just at the minute, obviously not a lot to train for. everything is on hold so we are doing a few extra shifts on the coronavirus wards through this pandemic and still managing to fit in the miles so i run to and from work most days which has been a really positive for me, i find running very therapeutic. just a bit of headspace and calm amongst the chaos. so yeah, i th

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while everton have condemned their play moyes aquino on the right of the screen here for the ignoring of the u.k.'s lockdown a strict sense footage emerged on social media of the striker partying with guests at his home recently in a statement the club said they were appalled by cain's actions and labelled them as unacceptable basketball's looking to get back on its feet as the n.b.a. have a now allowed to play is to return to training facilities next week only if restrictions are eased by their local governments group practices that would not be allowed yet and teams will not be permitted to organize a person workouts. georgia and alcohol are among the states has a sin a reduction in the stricture and some cities in florida home to the miami heat and orlando magic are expected to usin their stay at home policies in the coming days no date however has been revealed for the games to start again. despite the global pandemic sport is still going ahead with live crowds and nicaragua on such a day of books and resumed in the central american nation's capital managua while some precautions

it's time for the weather here's everton i understand we've got some changes in the way for europe yeah that's right rob we're losing the other the writing we're seeing in spite at least for a time the heat wave in scandinavia and get this right we're losing the snow you have the snow in greece they say here cloud we have just moving away from grace now that produced a fair bit a stark i with the higher ground talking over a 1000 meters here so it was basically high but that is like the 3rd time in the month of forehead that we have seen significant snow fall across the great mountains as i said that's. in the process of pulling out of the way bright skies come back in and it will become a little a little more pleasant as we go on through the next couple of days further north up towards scandinavia see how the i suppose a lined up north to south so we're pulling in cooler over the last couple of days haven't seen temperatures in stockholm for example getting up to around 1718 degrees when there are 10 or 11 over the next couple of days and that cool air will gradually sink south as much

all right let's catch up with some weather than hopefully everton can bring us some good news yeah i've got some lovely weather for you sammy i know how you go further blue skies and sunshine absolutely is a bit of a catch unfortunate because about some stormy weather together always there is a cat one and well here we go you'll be happy with it in the end i promise this little lump of cloud that we have just around louisiana that's making its way further rees words severe storms building on this i'm afraid so it's not great at the moment and that wet weather now rural out the appalachians and eventually i'll push out into the eastern seaboard this is the setup that we have cold air tucking in behind spilling out of canada across the plains warmth ahead of that and where these 2 meet that's where we're getting the severe storms the next round of severe storms some parts of louisiana seeing a good 6070 millimeters of rain and the if this bright yellow already colors shaving shadings that we do have here it will make its way further east was through the appalachians as we go on through th

well everton have condemned their play and mores seen here on the right of the screen for ignoring the u.k.'s lockdown restrictions footage emerged on social media of the striker partying with guests at his home recently in a statement the club said they were appalled by a cancer actions and label them as unacceptable. to stand one of the it's just a handful nations that had pressed ahead with the football season despite the pandemic have finally suspended competition until may 10th suspension will take effect from monday the football federation said sunday games will still is set to take place that would no spectators just like the previous matches despite the make a sport is still going ahead in other countries including belarus nicaragua and took minister on. saturday live boxing with fans resumed in the central american nation of nicaragua some precautions were taken offense staff war mosque and the audience was not directly by the ring on the a 10th of 8000 seater venue was filled last despite tickets being given away for free and the government insisting that the coronavirus is n

time for the weather we've been joined by everton thanks very much peter you might want to grab your wellies or even your waders tomorrow we got some really heavy rain on the way look at this big area cloud all the way from the southern end of the registrant sea pushing rod africa southern parts of saudi arabia extending across us here in concert the u.a.e. and all the way across into iran and have brought torrential downpours this was the scene in yemen yesterday very very heavy rain falling in say the kind of chaos that it has led to many homes have been damaged as a result of the very heavy rain and see just how intense that rainfall was and inevitably as is the case in this part of the world when you do get heavy rain it did lead to flash flooding now as you go on through the next couple of days we'll have to watch out for some very wet weather pushing in across southern parts of saudi arabia to us here in concert we're going to see maybe as much as 506070 millimeters of rain just on this band of very wet weather that we do have pushing across the gulf states the well went to tha

moise kean of everton will find his picture all over the back pages this morning, after he hosted a party £160,000. sounds like a lot but it's around two weeks wages for the player. arsenal players will be allowed back at their training ground from today but strict social distancing will be in place. and italy's top division will be back in individual training next monday, and team training two weeks later, after the prime minister announced the first steps in lifting the country's lockdown. the hope is that matches could resume at the end of the month but that will depend on how this tentative return goes. we could see top flight matches in germany as soon as 09 may, if everything goes to plan there. and spain plan to start antibody tests for players next week. they have bought a series of tests and players have been asked to take them next week before they decide what to do next. a hockey club in kent has been doing its bit to give its players with learning difficulties some routine, and a sense of normailty during the uncertainty of the lockdown. the tunbridge wells flyers have taken t

lots of studies, everton, peninsula, menlo park, palo alto, los altos, foster city at 41. 18. 34 crescentity and you pay a. 43 down in monterey. nice day today. about sunshine. mostly sunny to morrow. we will focus our attention on the week in system, the one on saturday is kind of the appetizer, if you will. and that will set the stage for the stronger system on sunday, not only for rain but what looks to be become mountain snow. we're looking at 3+ feet, maybe for mt. shasta, also up towards turkey south lake tahoe. half inch to an inch and a half of rain for >> not today, though. today and tomorrow look okay. cities on the times. and then changes are on the way. we will get to friday and see if the models called. active saturday early into monday. >> all right, steve. >>> 7:20 to. new efforts to crack down on drug cartels around the world. coming up, why the trump administration is accusing drug cartels are trying to take advantage of the coronavirus pandemic. >>> and in the 8:00 hour, a warning about fake economic stimulus checks. what scammers are sending through text messages that s

in minnesota, everton is cool, collected. larry in richmond with a text message. coming up, dr.li khan will join us as he discusses his research at the university of nebraska. in our final hour, we will take you to oklahoma city. the executive director discusses today, the 25th anniversary of that deadly bombing in oklahoma city. cuomo in albany with an update on where the state stands in terms of reopening. numbers arezation down. good news. we went to 17,000, now we are at 16,000. that is good news. we are down for several days. the statisticians will say are we passed the apex? have we hit the plateau and flattened? off theow on the way plateau and on the dissent? if you look at the past three days, you could argue that we are past the plateau and starting to dissented. again, it's only three days. that's what the numbers would start to suggest. you can see that basically across the board. the emergency rooms have fewer people in them. they were at max capacity for long. of time. we increased capacity but i 50%. that capacity was overwhelmed the icu admissions which i don't t

everton's andre gomes played today, he claimed to be rusty but 8—0.ally good for us. at least we are all together for one cause and that cause is to help everyone. sport, like all other industries, has been badly hit by coronavirus. by going virtual, it has shown it is able to adapt the new normal. the question is, for how long? natalie pirks, bbc news. yeah, it gets a big audience too, doesn't it? and finally, the heptathlon world champion katerina johnson thompson has found a way to maintain her competitive edge during lock down. steve cram takes up the commentary. taking on her dash hounds, chorizo and bronz in all seven events that make up the heptathlon, starting with the 100 metre hurdles, over a box and a cushion which has the face andrew pozzi, fellow athlete on it. then it was the high jump onto the bed. a bit high for the dogs that one. then shotputting a sock into a draw. very neatly done. the dogs got another run out in the garden in the 200 metres around the shrubbery, before she set a personal best in the long jump, albeit on the carpet

one person who's supporting tonight's display is england and everton forward theo walcott who sent us. let's all get involved. it was really moving last week and i joined get involved. it was really moving last week and ijoined in on the doorstep. i hope everybody will do it again tonight. mike, thank you very much. chat to you later on. many of us can't see friends and family to share stories face—to—face — but that doesn't mean that good old—fashioned laughter can't be had. that's where video—conferencing has come into its own. that's exactly what the members of the caribbean social forum from woolwich, in south london, are using — and it's certainly bvrought some smiles to faces — as tarah welsh reports. # don't worry about a thing...#. singing in isolation, but wendy is not alone. # every little thing is gonna be all right...#. she can still meet up with her friends but it has to be on line. laughter. like so many of us, they are learning how to adapt in these uncertain times. ok, you need to move away, dawn, if we are to see you. as soon as it happened, i called all the it people