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fa cup winners for. the very first time... leicester celebrate beating chelsea in front of the uk's biggest football crowd since the pandemic began. and china successfully lands its first rover on mars. president biden has expressed "grave concern" about mounting civilian casualties in the middle east, in phone calls to the israeli and palestinian leaders. he urged prime minister benjamin netanyahu and the palestinian president mahmoud abbas to end the escalation between the two sides. on saturday, after a warning, the israeli military destroyed from jerusalem, here's our middle east editorjeremy bowen. they made desperate attempt to find survivors in the remains of a flattened three—story house in this camp in gaza. but ten civilians were killed. "oh god," he's saying, "take your revenge." this man lost his wife and four small sons. only his five—month—old son survived with a broken thigh. his mother was buried with herfour dead boys, with her sister—in—law and four of her children. she had been visiting them for the end of r

leicester city when the fa cup for the first time. it's - fa cup for the first time. to their collection. craig templeton, bbc news. it may take centre stage in the uk, but there are still premier league match is being played. leeds beat burnley 4—0. southampton beat fulham, who are relegated. 3—1 the score. brighton are hosting west ham at the moment. west ham could still make the top four places come the end of the season. it is 0—0 at the end of the season. it is 0—0 at the moment. there is around half an hour to play. an unbeaten season in the scottish premiership. there were celebrations for them as they lifted the scottish premiership trophy. rangers beat aberdeen 4—0, meaning they have gone through the whole season unbeaten. stephen gerard as their manager. fans met at the stadium despite police telling them not to. atalanta have secured the champions league football after a lead. atlanta led —— atalanta led 3-0. lead. atlanta led —— atalanta led 3—0. restored the three gold advantage. atalanta held on and they have guaranteed to finish ahead of even to this th

been to win the fa cup.et both of us so it could be a brilliant into the season for them. ,, ., ., ., , ., them. still a lot to play for as stamford _ them. still a lot to play for as stamford bridge _ them. still a lot to play for as stamford bridge tonight. - them. still a lot to play for as i stamford bridge tonight. thank them. still a lot to play for as - stamford bridge tonight. thank you, john. liverpool to the england national side. if you have at the managerial career of roy hodgson but after leading 16 teams across eight different countries, the crystal palace process the time is right to step away from the top flight and from privily football. joe lynskey looks back on his long career in the game. —— privily football. roy hodgson has been a manager since the 70s. for 45 years he's been turning teams around. now he is calling time on his 16th club. palace brought in hobson were they were bottom of the league come he leaves them stable in the top flight. they knew they were getting when a footballs

they have half an hour or so to go in the fa cup final there.re we are. leicester looking good at the moment. chelsea have got half an hour to turn it around. leicester tigers edged a thrilling match at welford road, to beat harlequins 35 points to 29 in the premiership. quins pulled back to within six points at one stage, but the damage was done in the first half. zack henry making the game safe for leicester — who go sixth, with harlequins remaining fourth. wasps fought back from 16—19 down to beat worcester. despite being a man short after ben morris was sent off. somewhere in the middle of that maul is tommy taylor, and his try helped secure a win that keeps wasps in contention for next season's european champions cup. 23—19 the final score. and cardiff blues claimed a late victory over scarlets. in the pro14 rainbow cup after a second half of drama. scarlets came back from a 10 point defecit at half time, to take the lead. with a try from angus 0'brien but the blues regained the lead minutes later with this kick from jared evans to win 29 p

too fa cup winners for the very first time! —— commentator: fa cup winners for the very first time!eicester celebrate winning one of football's most famous trophies in front of the biggest crowd since the pandemic began. hello. israel has carried out more air strikes in the gaza strip in the last few hours. it comes after the us presidentjoe biden spoke by phone to both the israeli prime minister and the president of the palestinian authority, expressing his grave concern over mounting casualties. shelling. these are the latest pictures from gaza. it's understood that three palestinians were killed and many others injured. the bombing hit a neighbourhood surrounding a hospital, damaging roads and preventing ambulances getting in or out. israel says the home of the hamas chief was amongst the targets. in response, palestinian militants fired more rockets at cities in southern israel. our middle east editor jeremy bowen reports from jerusalem. they made desperate attempts to find survivors in the remains of the flattened three—storey house in shati camp in gaza, but ten civilians were

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it's fa cup final day — leicester, who are looking to win it for the first time, face fa cup regulars — in front of over 20,000 at wembley and over a billion following around the world. hello, and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. there's been no let—up in the violence in gaza, with palestinian officials saying the latest israeli airstrike has killed seven people, including five children, in a densely—populated refugee camp. hamas militants have fired more rockets at cities in southern israel, but there have been no reports of casualties. today, palestinians commemorate what they call al—naqba, the catastrophe, when israel came into being in 1948 — in which hundreds of thousands of palestinians were expelled from their homes for the creation of the israeli state. diplomatic efforts to end the fighting are intensifying with the arrival in the middle east of a us envoy. helena wilkinson reports. there is no letup in this latest devastating conflict. this is what's left after the latest israeli air strike. palestinian health ministry officials say a home in a refu

it's fa cup final day — leicester, who are looking to win it for the first time, face fa cup regularsfront of over 20,000 at wembley and over a billion following around the world. hello, and welcome if you re watching in the uk or around the world. the army is to be deployed in the north west of england to help with surge testing to try to combat the indian variant of coronavirus. infection rates have gone up rapidly — particularly in bolton and blackburn. yesterday, the british prime minister borisjohnson warned that the variant — which has also been detected in other parts of the uk — could threaten plans to lift lockdown restrictions in england injune. beacause of the concerns, the wait between jabs will be cut from 12 weeks to eight for the over—50s and clinically vulnerable. 0ur health correspondent katharine da costa reports. there will be more surge testing today and 15 hotspot areas, like here in formby in merseyside, as authorities try to get a grip on the more transmissible indian variant. at the downing street press briefing, the prime minister said the race between the vac

h0 sunday with the fa cup game against leicester. ., , ., ., ., sunday with the fa cup game against leicestereave? ina in a statement released today to describe it is very tough and on to say that after a difficult season with disruption caused by the pandemic, i now feel the time is right to take some time away. but we know there has been going concern at united over the resources and over training pitch conditions with facilities. as well in recent months. so something casey stoney is spoken about and being asked about in press conferences. the squad have trained at three different venues since january. they currently have no permanent training base. there are also question about the future of some of their biggest players in country extensions for the likes of heath and france who i mentioned earlier and that has led to doubts about the club's long—term commitment to investing in women's team. i thought it was interest in today and the statement that was released there was also some words from the club reiterating their commitment and saying that they intend to build

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and it's fa cup final day — chelsea play leicester in front of 20,000 fans at wembley.er are looking to win it for the first time, chelsea are hoping to win it for the ninth. good afternoon. hamas militants have fired dozens of rockets at israeli cities, killing one man. it followed an israeli air strike overnight on a gaza refugee camp, which palestinian officials say killed at least 14 people, ten of them from one extended family. in the latest air strike, a building in gaza city housing international media has been targeted by israeli warplanes. 0ccupants were given a one hour warning to evacuate. 0ur correspondent paul adams reports from jerusalem. in the dark of another long night in gaza, a desperate search for signs of life. a four—storey building in a densely—packed refugee camp hit repeatedly, according to eyewitnesses, and razed to the ground. the rescue operation was frantic. yielding only a catalogue of death. two families, obliterated, at least seven people, including five children aged from five to 14. mohammed hadidi has lost almost everyone. his wife and

commentator: fa cup winners for the very first time! and leicester celebrate winning one of football's most famous trophies in front of the biggest crowd since the pandemic began. hello and welcome to bbc news. us presidentjoe biden has spoken by phone to both the israeli prime minister and the president of the palestinian authority after another day of violence in the region. mr biden expressed grave concern over mounting casualties. explosions these are the latest pictures coming in to us from gaza, three palestinians were killed and many were injured in israeli air strikes in the last few hours. the bombing hit the neighbourhood surrounding a hospital, and damaged the roads so that ambulances cannot get in or out. israel says it bombed the home of hamas�*s chief and the islamist group fired rocket barrages at tel aviv as hostilities stretched into a seventh day with no sign of abating. more than 150 people — most of them palestinians — have died since the latest conflict began on monday. our middle east editor, jeremy bowen, reports

——fa cup.ra testing across the uk for the variant of the coronavirus first detected in india, as doctors�* raise concerns about the easing of restrictions. and covid—19 testing before the revision song —— eurovision song contest. hello and welcome to bbc news. the us president, joe biden, has spoken by phone to both the israeli prime minister and the president of the palestinian authority after another day of violence in the region. mr biden expressed grave concern over mounting casualties. more than 150 people — most of them palestinians — have died since the latest conflict began on monday. our middle east editor, jeremy bowen, reports from jerusalem. the made desperate attempts to find survivors in the flatten three story house, but ten civilians were killed. 0h, three story house, but ten civilians were killed. oh, god, he is saying, take your revenge. mohammed lost his wife and four small sons. only his five—month—old son, omar, survive, with a broken thumb. his mother, was buried with her

fa cup winners for the very first time! leicester celebrate beating chelsea in front of the uk's biggest football crowd since the pandemic began. hello, and welcome to bbc news. us presidentjoe biden has spoken by phone to both the israeli prime minister and the president of the palestinian authority after another day of violence in the region. mr biden expressed grave concern over mounting casualties. explosions three palestinians were killed and many were injured in israeli air strikes overnight on the gaza strip. israel says it bombed the home of hamas�*s chief and the islamist group fired rocket barrages at tel aviv, as hostilities stretched into a seventh day, with no sign of abating. more than 150 people — most of them palestinians — have died since the latest conflict began on monday. our middle east editor, jeremy bowen, reports from jerusalem. they made desperate attempts to find survivors in the remains of the flattened three—storey house in shati camp, in gaza, but ten civilians were killed. "oh, god," he's sayin

the fa cup, it's magic, you know.t to know the rest of the day's football results, as match of the day and sportscene, in scotland, follow soon on bbc one. there were celebrations too for rangers as they lifted the scottish premiership trophy. rangers beat aberdeen 4—0 which means they have gone through the entire season unbeaten. outside the stadium, fans celebrated rangers' 55th top flight title, defying police warnings not to gather. celtic finished their scottish premiership campaign with a goalless draw at hibernian. it was also 0—0 between saintjohnstone and livingstone. leeds beat burnley 4—0 and remain on course for a top—half finish in their first season back in the premier league. west ham drew 1—1 with brighton. while southampton defeated fulham 3—1. tom daly and matty lee have won the synchronised 10 metre gold medal at the european diving championships in budapest. the pairfinished top of the podium ahead of russia and germany to give great britain their first title of the event. and 48—year—old english g

over 20,000 fans are at wembley this afternoon, for the fa cup final.imes, but despite making four finals, leicester have never lifted the trophy. our sports correspondent natalie pirks is at wembley stadium. what is the atmosphere like? it's pretty lively. lots of singing and lots of supporters, the first time in more than a year we have had this many fans at wembley so it is a shock to the system for a reporter like me. this is the final and largest pilot in the government research programme, they are collecting data in a bid to see how we can get back to normal with large events. last month we had the league cup final here but this is more than double the amount of supporters and it will be interesting to see how chelsea and leicester city players react to the extra noise in the stadium, the chelsea manager thomas tuchel leading out his side in front of chelsea fans for the first time as manager. for leicester supporters, it is about them, a very special occasion, the first time back at wembley for the fa cup final in 52 years, they are the only top—

where leicester city have made history, winning a first ever fa cup.hey beat chelsea in the final at wembley. in front 20,000 fans who got see it inside the ground. it's a special win for the club, and manager brendan rodgers. and we cross live now, to wembley, and join our natalie pirks. — this was a fitting final for the fans to be part of again. as you say, for brendan rodgers, his seventh win in seven finals. another momentous day in the history of this football club. they have been to four fa cup finals in the past in the last one was 52 years ago. they have never won it and finally and how because the goal that won it really will go down in history. 0ne really will go down in history. one of the one—day strikes of the fa cup. and if you have not seen it just prepare yourself. bea be a welcome sound of over 20,000 fans, the biggest crowd england first went into lockdown. the cup final has always been special but today felt even more significant. chelsea are eight times winners of this competition whereas leicester were looking to put their name on

and today they are back, he scores and wins the fa cup.ifts the trophy. that will probably be his last game for the club. brendan rodgers, the genius is that in front of us. it was perfect. it was our perfect day. itjust was perfect. it was our perfect day. it just so was perfect. it was our perfect day. itjust so happens that i ran there. thank goodness that she did. what a day to be there. i hope you recovered from the run. to scotland now where in glasgow, three police officers have been injured and 20 people arrested after clashes broke out as rangers fans celebrated their first scottish premiership trophy in a decade. thousands of supporters took to the streets despite warnings against large gatherings due to coronavirus. our scotland reporter alexandra mckenzie reports. rangers fans celebrated well into the evening in glasgow's george square. police scotland said some became increasingly disorderly, property was damaged and missiles and flares were thrown at police. at least three officers were injured and more than 20 people were ar

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where leicester city have made history, winning a first ever fa cup. got see it inside the ground. it's a special win for the club, and manager brendan rodgers. and we cross live now, to wembley, and join our natalie pirks. — this was a fitting final for the fans to be part of again. as you say, for brendan rodgers, his seventh win in seven finals. another momentous day in the history of this football club. they have been to four fa cup finals in the past in the last one was 52 years ago. they have never won it and finally and how because the goal that

still celebrate and lifting the fa cup for the first time in their history.ave been able to lift that cup. they won against chelsea just a short time ago. more of this of course later in the programme and also on sportsday. a world war one era submarine wreck, off the devon coast, has been granted protection by the government, on the advice of historic england. the protected status means the wreck can be dived, but its contents are protected by law and must not be moved. however, there's a twist to this story — as the submarine is not what it was first thought to be, as our reporterjohn danks explains. just off the south devon coast and 50 metres below the surface, a 100—year—old submarine wreck emerges from the gloom. but for the diapers, exploring what was supposed to be a german u—boat, something wasn't quite right. it was said to be a u—boat that was sunk on a work patrol, and yet it had more that had ropes stowed, we thought that was really strange. while we were underwater, that really stood out. after looking at these pictures, historic england confirm

definitely commit the fa cup semifinal, certainly _ or so. definitely commit the fa cup semifinal, certainly a week inside i semifinal, certainly a week inside from pep where you like them and then obviously the league game with sums decisions with penalties as we all know, all of a sudden, without results and i felt like chelsea had the momentum, had something a little bit over city that nobody else had, but ultimately, then losing become final, losing on the last day, it's sort of a strong finish from city. it swings both ways. so it's a fascinating game, and thomas to go, what a job he has done. he game, and thomas to go, what a 'ob he has done.— he has done. he said his keeper should be _ he has done. he said his keeper should be fixed _ he has done. he said his keeper should be fixed by _ he has done. he said his keeper should be fixed by monday, - he has done. he said his keeper should be fixed by monday, so i he has done. he said his keeper. should be fixed by monday, so he said he's got a full pack to choose from. it's the first time

we of the fa cup, increased competition in the wsl next season?ompetition in the wsl next season? we have seen the to five in the wsl next season? we have seen the top five teams _ in the wsl next season? we have seen the top five teams who _ in the wsl next season? we have seen the top five teams who have _ in the wsl next season? we have seen the top five teams who have been - the top five teams who have been playing at a really high level, teams the top five who are recruiting and striving to be into that file. it's getting harder and harder to be winners domestically in england. whichjust goes harder to be winners domestically in england. which just goes to show that in order to stay at the top you have to, year—on—year, keep getting better and better and learning from those disappointments such as last night for chelsea.— night for chelsea. fascinating stuff. night for chelsea. fascinating stuff- many — night for chelsea. fascinating stuff. many thanks, - night for chelsea. fascinating | stuff. many thanks, reflecting night for chelsea. fasci

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and with the fa cup still to play for, this could be the third trophy of a possible quadruple.en's game. when i talk about it being a dream, for me being in this dressing room with, as i have said, they are amazing women. they are inspiring generations, i hope. in fact, i know they are. i'm not talking about little girls here, i'm talking about boys as well, who are becoming big fans of women's football. so, the dream for me is about what i have always wanted for women's football, and being in this final after so many years with an english team not participating, i think it was about time, and, you know, i'mjust delighted that we got the opportunity. we have a blockbuster final to look forward to at the italian 0pen where novak djokovic will meet rafa nadal later, as the build—up to the french open continues. it'll be interesting to see how djokovic has coped with yesterday's schedule. after coming from a set and a break down to beat stefanos tsitsipas in a game held up overnight, he then needed three sets to beat the home favourite lorenzo sonego. it'll be the sixth time djoko

fa cup winners for the very first time...cester celebrate beating chelsea in front of the uk's biggest football crowd since the coronavirus pandemic began. and china makes space history, becoming only the second country to successfully land a rover on mars. hello, and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. president biden has expressed "grave concern" about mounting civilian casualties in the middle east, in phone calls to the israeli and palestinian leaders. he urged prime minister benjamin netanyahu and the palestinian president mahmoud abbas to end the escalation between the two sides. on saturday, after a warning, the israeli military destroyed a tower block housing the offices of some foreign news operations. earlier, palestinian officials said israeli air strikes killed 14 people, including five children, in a densely—populated refugee camp. meanwhile, israeli police say one man has died in fresh hamas rocket attacks on southern israel. from jerusalem, here's our middle east editorjeremy bowen. they m

he he has had in the premier league and now the fa cup-— now the fa cup. cup, and we have been able to deliver that. a really emotional day for everyone associated with the club. contrasting emotions for west ham in the premier league, with their champions league hopes all but over. said benrahma scored a brilliant late equaliser as they drew with brighton. it leaves them sixth, five points off fourth placed chelsea with two games remaining. great scenes as well for rangers who've gone the entire scottish premiership season unbeaten. kemar roofe scored twice as they wrapped up their campaign with a 4—0 win overaberdeen, before officially lifting the trophy for the 55th time. that's steven gerrard's first managerial honours, in his third season with the club. some brilliant scenes of celebration, and we will have more later. let's not forget chelsea in the women's league champions final thing played later so we could see another trophy lifted. thing played later so we could see anothertrophy lifted. i thing played later so we could see another trophy lifted

the striker has scored 258 goals in his ten years at the club — winning five league titles, one fa cupisjust thinking about sunday's game against everton. the impact of this guy and his ten years here, the numbers speakfor himself and the humanity, he's one of the top class players in the world. i would say he has to be incredibly proud. what he has done for this club will remain like a legend. hopefully he can play the last game against everton, and the champions league. we want to start to win the final champions right now. no way the referees are going to decide to start. so, yeah, pleasure to be there and of course, our focus is brighton pleasure to be there and of course, ourfocus is brighton because the best way is to be ready against... still, you have to play, but it's a dream come true. for this club, going to the final champions league is a dream, so hopefully we can do it perfectly. tottenham have welcomed the arrests of eigth men after one of their players was racially abused on social media. police are investigating what they described as "utterly unacceptable" comments ma

cup— they had the consolation of and the fa cup and — they had the consolation of and the fa cup andike a true arsenal _ english football. absolutely, spoken like a true arsenal fan. _ english football. absolutely, spoken like a true arsenal fan. thank- english football. absolutely, spoken like a true arsenal fan. thank you i like a true arsenal fan. thank you both very much indeed. that's it from the papers, i will be back at the top of the hour, thanks for watching. hello there, a bit of an east—west divide for the weather this morning. a glorious start for the west, not a cloud in the sky we did see a lot of low cloud, mist and fog rolling in from the north sea. the sunshine nibbling away at that. plenty of sunshine this afternoon for all others. just the slim chance of an isolated show across southern scotland but temperatures will respond, highs of 23 degrees in the west, perhaps lower if the low cloud lingers across the east coast. the high pressure remains for bank holiday monday, just shifting to the north sea allowing people to breathe in the north—east direction driving and

leicester city and chelsea are playing the fa cup final at wembley stadium in london.helsea has won the trophy eight times, while leicester are hoping to lift it for the first time. good evening. the white house says it has told israel to ensure the "safety and security ofjournalists" after israeli warplanes destroyed a tower block in gaza city. occupants of the building, which housed the associated press and aljazeera, were given an hour to leave. israel claims the block was used by hamas�*s military intelligence. it follows rocket attacks by hamas militants, which killed one man in tel aviv. an israeli strike overnight on a refugee camp killed at least 14 people, ten of them from one extended family. our middle east correspondent yolande knell reports from the west bank. within seconds, another tower block erased from gaza's skyline. journalists for international networks who worked inside rushed out after a warning from israel that it was about to strike. it says hamas intelligence used the building. earlier, a barrage of rockets hit tel aviv for the first time in t

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i would say the biggest game since the fa cup final and fa cup semifinal last season.an salvage their season if they can get through to the europa league final. if they can then win that europa league file which would in all probability be against manchester united, not only would that be only a second european trophy in the clubs history, it would bring that massive added bonus of champions league football next season. they've not had that for the last four seasons. they got nowhere near that in the lead. with their performances we've seen her season, performances we�*ve seen her season, all performances we've seen her season, all competitions, i have absolutely no idea which way to ago. they've been so madly inconsistent. they could witness easily tonight or get beaten. that would be a particularly painful to feed against their former manager emory was a real specialist in this competition as well. it's up for grabs as a woman said. we will aet onto for grabs as a woman said. we will get onto that _ for grabs as a woman said. we will get onto that because _ for grabs

it got the fa cup later - back in. it got the fa cup later today. back in.mes, natasha, thank you very much indeed. i know - the cup final. james, natasha, thank you very much indeed. i know you i you very much indeed. i know you both have the days ahead. that ceremony getting under way in half and our�*s time, nine o'clock, and we will bring you images from that year on abc breakfast. stay with us, headlines coming up. hello, this is breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. british tourists will be allowed to go to portugal from monday if they've tested negative for covid. until now, the country, which is on the green list for travel, banned nonessential visitors. we're joined now by portugal's tourism minister, rita marques. good morning to you. you must be very delighted with this news. yes. very delighted with this news. yes, in fact we are _ very delighted with this news. yes, in fact we are delighted and in fact we are _ in fact we are delighted and in fact we are also— in fact we are delighted and in fact we are also proud because this has bee

and leicester city have beaten chelsea 1—0 to win the fa cup for the first time in the club's history was the biggest attendance at a match in the uk since the start of the pandemic. the teams will play again on tuesday, in a crucial premier league match. wreaths have been laid to mark the centenary of the royal british legion. in a message marking the occasion, prince charles said the charity ensured the sacrifices of veterans would never be forgotten. our correspondent, jon donnison, reports from the cenotaph in central london. in whitehall this morning, a lone bugler and the last post. to remember those who have been lost, but also to mark 100 yea rs of the royal british legion. representatives of the army, the royal navy and royal air force were among those who laid wreaths at the cenotaph, after earlier prince charles had offered his thanks. i wanted, above all, to offer my sincere and heartfelt gratitude to all those who have helped build this wonderful organisation we know today, and all those who will be part of its future. the british legion was set up in 1921, in the afterma

d in fa, the imrtant thing is, th is not mething out the fure. it's alrey ppeningow. virgia beach miami, new orleans, they're already dealing with those types of impact. one trilln dollar worth of structures and property sitting right at the shoreline. so flooding will get more extensive, it will happen more frequely, and at sort tng is wh puts miions of americans at risk every year. >> by 2045, we could see as little as 5 inches of extra sea level rise or 11 inches of extra sea level rise. now, to put that in concrete terms, let's look at the u.s. naval academy in annapolis, maryland. now, annapolis right now experiences about 50 nuisance floods a year. unr the best- case scenario, in 30 years hence it could be as high as over 240, about, high tides a year. if we have a highest-emission scenario, it could be as high as 380 tides a year, many of those twice a day. we think, there's only 365 days in the year. pretty much, that's almost... you know, it's inundation at that point. >> and in this country, we have encouraged people to build on coastal areas, barrier island

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their names were unveiled by a video released by the scottish fa shortly after midday, so who is in?ead certs. david marshall and craig gordon were always going to be in there along with the epl stars, kieran tierney, andrew robertson and john mcginn and scott mctominay as well as regulars like kyle mcgregor and stuart armstrong. there were a few places up for grabs and three of those have gone to the uncapped trio of david turnbull of celtic and also billy gilmore of chelsea and nathan pattison of rangers. turnbull has played a number of games and been one of the best celtic performers and a disappointing season for them. but patterson and gill more have played only a few games for their respective clubs, but that said they are talented young players and they will be few complaints about their inclusion. as for those who have not made it, the aberdeen defender andrew considine might feel a bit hard done by having been involved in the qualifiers and also upfront, leigh griffiths of celtic and shankland of dundee united, both very capable of getting goals but there is no place for the

the premier league and the fa both released statements this afternoon saying they are working with thee premier league said they are "determined to hold the clubs accountable for their decisions and actions", and added that — with the help of the fa, they will impose "additional rules and regulations to ensure the league's principals are protected", and introduce a new charter that all club owners will be required to sign, commiting them to the "core principles of the league". let's speak to austin halewood, in the bbc sport centre. they are tightening the screws, are they? absolutely, yes, it is an important development because this is the first time we have heard a plan of action from the premier league and the fa since the rise and sharp fall of the european super league. this was when manchester united, liverpool, manchester city, tottenham, chelsea and arsenal all agreed tojoin tottenham, chelsea and arsenal all agreed to join other clubs from europe and a new competition to challenge the current champions league. the fa said an inquiry into the six clubs has started, but the deve

the men's euros take place this summer, next year it's the women's euros in england and the fa is targetingctators attended the euros in the netherlands and they hope to treble that. the fa's director of women's footabll, baroness sue campbell, has been speaking to our sports correspondent katie gornall. i hope that out of the work we do in the host cities that we do some really good learning about how we reach those communities that we have not always successfully reached in women's football. we are working in inner—city areas a lot of the time and working with people locally, so really looking at how we reach people, how we empower different communities to play our game, enjoy our game, watch our game. so, for me, it was a big learning curve, a massive increase in participation, which is terrific, but hopefully we see a real uptake in fans coming through the door to watch the women's game and that carries on through to the european championship post the tournament. in through to the european championship post the tournament.— post the tournament. in the past we have seen a — post the tour

they haven't been in an fa cup final for 52 years. what a way to win it.trike, what an absolute wonder strike, what an absolute wonder strike it was. sending fans into absolute eruptions ofjoy. it's not to say chelsea didn't have their chances. there was absolute drama with just minutes ago, when former leicester player ben chill well burst down leicester's right and was deflected into the goal. chelsea fans went crazy. then drama, rolling it off, pulling it out of sight. at the final whistle, just tears from players, fans and leicester's

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and leicester city have beaten chelsea 1—0 to win the fa cup for the first time in the club's historyit was the biggest attendance at a match in the uk since the start of the pandemic. the teams will play again on tuesday in a crucial premier league game. now on bbc news, the week in parliament. hello and welcome to the week in parliament — a week when the queen set out boris johnson's plans for the new political year. my government will level up opportunities across all parts of the united kingdom, supporting jobs, businesses and economic growth. also, in this program — ex—prime minister's question time — mps grill david cameron over the greensill affair. this is a painful day, coming back to a place that i love and respect so much. britain's top police officer defends the handling of a vigil for sarah everard. i think it's an extremely hard thing to second—guess when you are looking back at it, but i'm proud of the way they responded and i do think they took these issues into account. and 80 years on, the speaker recalls the night the luftwaffe bombed westminster. as a bomb was drop

a lot will depend on how those meetings go between uefa, the government and the fa in turns of whichweather it remains in istanbul without fans being able to travel from the uk or whether they move it to wembley but it is incredibly complicated to move a final with such short notice. uefa only found out about turkey being added to the very best on friday when we all did. and it said that moving it is still on the table but it is a hugely complex issue. a key point here seems to be whether the uk government would grant a quarantine exemption to everyone that would need to come over to wembley for that final from abroad, that could be up to 3000 people including international media, sponsors and uefa officials say whether the uk government would grant fat or if it had to take place in istanbul with the uk government give the players and club staff a quarantine exemption so they don't have to go into a hotel quarantine for ten days with the euro so close. they have not held anything from the turkish federation about what they think and we know that fans are disappointed at the prospect

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it's fa cup final day — leicester, who are looking to win it for the first time, face fa cup regularshelsea, in front of over 20,000 at wembley and over 1 billion fans following around the world. now on bbc news, shaun ley presents dateline. hello. i'm shaun ley. welcome to the programme which brings together british commentators, bbc specialists and the foreign correspondents who write, broadcast and blog for audiences back home from the dateline, london. this week, pulling israelis and palestinians back from the brink of war. and decision day looms for tokyo 2021 — does japan want to host the pandemic games? joining us this week, jeffrey kofman, a canadian broadcaster and former us news anchor who's worked extensively in the middle east as a correspondent. and the british journalist jonathan sacerdoti provides comment and analysis about israel and its neighbours. jonathan also campaigns against anti—semitism. with me in the studio is celia hatton. celia also hails from canada. she is the bbc�*s asia pacific editor. good to have you with us and good to see both of you there too, albe