mo farah has won the great manchester run for the first time, but admitted afterwards it was hard workrah had to outsprint uganda's moses kipsiro to win the ten kilometre race in 28 minutes 27 seconds. but the world and oympic champion said he was still recovering from breaking the british record at last month's london marathon... his first event over the distance since switching his focus to road racing. for me i've got great speed, and i know that's the end of the races i can use everything. they have not hurt me enough. today was about hanging in there and using my speed. i was pretty tired. just wanted to say everything for coming out today. the next big thing is another

the words of mo farah after winning the great manchester run for the first time earlier.o outsprint uganda's moses kipsiro to win the ten kilometre race in 28 minutes 27 seconds. the world and 0ympic champion said afterwards that he was still recovering from breaking the british record at last month's london marathon. his first event over that distance since switching to road racing. for me i've got great speed, and i know that's the end of the races can use everything. they have not hurt me enough. today was about hanging in there and using my speed. i was pretty tired. just wanted to say everyone for coming out today. the next big thing is another marathon. whisper and i'm going to do and which one will suit me and what i need to do. hopefully, then 2019 is the big one. rugby league's magic weekend has concluded at newcastle's st james' park. in all, seven games have been played there over the past two days. the first of today's matches saw catalans dragons secure victory over salford red devils. jodie broughton‘s second—half hat—trick helping them to a 26 points to 12

sprinting to take his first victory in the great manchester run., it's back to back promotions for livingston as partick are sent packing to the championship. hello, thanks forjoining us. we've also got details on a historic win for m0 farah coming up, but we're starting with cycling. with a week to go at the giro d'talia, britain's simon yates has a taken a firm grip on the overall lead after sensational win on stage 15 today. with 18 kilometres to go, yates, here in the leader's pinkjersey made a move and left the rest well behind. he finished the stage over a0 seconds ahead of anyone else and now leads reignign champion, tom dumoulin, by two mintues and 11 seconds. chris froome was well behind again and looks out of contention, as yates aims to become the first brit to win the giro. championship side livingston are back in scottish football's top flight for the first time since 2006. they've beaten partick thistle 3—1 on aggregate in the premiership play—off, as alex gulrajani reports. the final walk of a long season that could end in celebratio

some of the world's greatest athletes and para athletes are in manchester tonight for the great city hurdles champion andrew pozzi came third in the 110 metre hurdles, which took place on deansgate in manchester city centre. he finished behind fellow briton david king and poland's damian czykier who won the race. meanwhile, mo farah will take part in sunday's great manchester run. and, after winning double gold on the track at the 2012 and 2016 olympics, farah's now targetting similar success on the road in 2020. turkey olympics. that is the aim. if ican run turkey olympics. that is the aim. if i can run at least two marathons a year and two runs in a marathons as ican year and two runs in a marathons as i can before the olympics that would nice be and give a good confidence and a boost. obviously to try and work something out that works for you and that is what i have done over the years. i've never had that before. think it's a mocha and just kick. i've had to work on something that can beat the rest. i think it is going to take something that i can beat these guys. england cricket

the great manchester run will be taking place almost a year to the manchester attacks. the attack, will be taking part. i remember everything until we got help. it wasn't a nice thing to go through. at that time, i didn't realise how bad my injuries were, but obviously i couldn't move. to see your daughter dying in front of your eyes are not being able to move or do anything, it is a vision that will stay with me for a long time and that is probably the hardest thing that i have still not been able to get over that vision. as a dad, you are there to protect your children and not to be able to do that, it is tough for me, that. it is tough for me to get over. i was told three or four weeks after the bomb, i wouldn't be walking again, which was hard. never have i put head down. yes, i have bad days and there are still worries and concerns but it is the type of person i am, i get over it and try and make the best of it. there is still a lot of trauma and and hopefully, it is one of the reasons i have done this, as significant as the date is, i see it as closing this chapte

britain's olympic and world 10,000m champion mo farah has claimed his first victory in the uk's10km great manchesterondon marathon, in. the wemen‘s rac§= to ice hockey now and the incredible story of the vegas golden knights, who are making history this season, and are into the stanley cup final. ryan reaves scored the winning goal in their 2—1 win over the winnipeg jets in game five of the western conference decider. they take the series 4—1, and now become the first new franchise since 1968 to make the final. vegas face either the tampa bay lightning or washington capitals, in the sport's showpiece event. you can get all the latest sports news at our website, bbc.com/sport. but from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. there is more dry and sunny weather to come, more missed and sea fog. there is going to be some rain clouds and a wet day in stornoway and more rain to take us through the first part of monday in particular. all linked to this weather front which develops further through the night, pulses of heavy rain to take us into the dawn. another fresh start on monday morning, par

accused of bridging its own guidelines and a wholly inaccurate reporting that's a quote there great manchester police in northwest england slammed britain's national broadcaster after it after it aired a documentary about the manchester arena terror attack the programme was shown last tuesday on the first anniversary of the bombing in that incident and is almost suicide bomber detonated explosives as people were leaving the manchester arena after a concert by american pop star ariana grande twenty two people were killed and one hundred thirty nine injured it was the deadliest terror attack in britain since two thousand and five which is not here to report. the b.b.c. documentary about the devastating terror attack on the manchester arena has been praised for showing the courageousness of the survivors but the broadcasters inside has left the u.k. police furious greater manchester police chief has issued an open letter condemning what he calls wholly inaccurate reporting and the strongly worded statement has even accused the b.b.c. of reaching its guidelines the programme at least by inference

tomorrow, thousands — including olympic champion mo farah — will gather for the great manchester run. one man who will be racing in a wheelchair is martin hibbert. he was seriously injured and was the closest person to the blast to survive. he spoke to us ahead of the big day. i remember everything for that hour. until we got help. it was not a berry nice thing to go through at that time. i didn't realise how bad my injuries were. obviously, i couldn't move but to see your daughter dying in front of your eyes and not be able to move or do anything, it's a vision that will stay with me for a long time. that's the hardest thing that i've still not really been able to get over. there's still a lot of trauma and emotion in there and hopefully it is one of the reasons i've done this race. as significant as the date is, i see it as closing this chapter. there's going to be a lot of emotion there but there's also a celebration because i'm alive and i have survived. to look at my body now, it's as strong and fit as it's ever been. yes, they've taken my legs but they're not going to invite man

. —— vanish mo farah has claimed his first victory in the uk's 10 kilometre great manchester run.he london marathon last month, outsprinted uganda's moses kipsiro with 100 metres left to win in 28 minutes 27 seconds. in the women's race, ethiopian tirunesh dibaba won her third straight title. now, before we go, as it's the end of the football season, we've had a lot of cup finals across europe. and in germany, eintracht frankfurt upset the odds to beat the mighty bayern munich to lift the german cup. and this is how their fans celebrated when the team returned home. a sea of supporters packed out the city's main square. it was theirfirst cup win in 30 years, so they definitely deserved the celebrations! you can get all the latest sports news at our website. that's bbc.com/sport. but from me, gavin ramjaun, and the rest of the sport team, that's your monday sport briefing. voters in the republic of ireland are set to decide on the future of the country's abortion laws in a referendum on may 25th. the bbc‘s jayne mccormack and ciaran mccauley look at the background to the referendum

mo farah has claimed his first victory in the uk's 10 kilometre great manchester run.000m champion, who finished third at the london marathon last month, outsprinted uganda's moses kipsiro with 100 metres left, to win in 28 minutes 27 seconds. in the women's race, ethiopian tirunesh dibaba won her third straight title. for me i have got great speed and i know that at the end of races i can use everything if the guys have not hurt me enough. today was a matter of hanging in there and using my speed. i was pretty tired. i want to say thank you to everyone who has come out today to show great support. the next big thing for me is the autumn marathon. we have to work out which marathon i am going to do and which one will suit me and hopefully 2019 is the big one, the world championships and maybe tokyo. to moto gp, and marc marquez has extended his lead in the championship to 36 points. he won the french grand prix in le mans, aftera number of riders went down. ducati's andrea dovizioso crashed out of the lead. that's the second race in a row where he's come off and means

mo farah has won the great manchester run for the first time but admitted it was hard work.ugandan to win the ten kilometre race in 28 minutes, 27 seconds. the world and olympic champion said he was recovering at breaking the record that last month's london marathon. i felt great speed and i know at the end of the race i can use everything, the guys hadn't hurt me and. it was a matter of hanging in and. it was a matter of hanging in and using my speed. but i was pretty tired. i want to say thank you for people coming out and showing great support. the next big thing is the nor the marathon. we'll have to work out which marathon will suit me and what i need to do. hopefully then in is the big one in the world champions and maybe tokyo. manchester city women have secured champions league football for a third consecutive season. they enjoyed a comfortable win over everton ladies to finish a place behind chelsea. jill scott gave city the lead with that strike. her england team—mate nikkita parris double city's advantage after the half—time break. then scott struck again after th

and mo farah wins great manchester run. we'll bring you that and all the days other sporting developments in sportsday at 7:30pm. good evening and welcome to bbc news. the royal family has thanked those who travelled to windsor yesterday for the wedding of prince harry and meghan markle. thousands of people lined the streets to see the couple on their big day, and many more were watching on television. over 13 million on bbc1 alone. it's estimated there was a global audience of up to a billion. meanwhile, the designer of meghan markle's wedding dress has been giving more details about how it was created. clare waight keller, the artistic director of givenchy, said it had been important to the duchess that a british woman was behind the dress, and she worked closely alongside her on the design. our royal correspondent daniela relph has more. it was the big reveal, the first sight of the wedding dress. and behind the bride, straightening the five metres of veil, is clare waight keller, the british designer of the dress. she h

and its port, mo farah has won the great manchester run for the first time, but british olympic and world his, but it up. svitolina has won her birds consecutive italian title by beating simona halep. and manchester city have qualified for next season's champions league with a 3—0 win over everton on the final day of the women's's super league season. i will be back in around half an hour's time for more on that story. the family of a 17—year—old accused of shooting dead ten people at a school in the us state of texas have expressed shock and confusion about what happened. the parents of dimitrios pagourtzis said he had been a smart, quiet boy and that they, too, wanted answers. gary 0'donoghue reports from texas. 2a hours on, parents and teachers were allowed back to the scene of the shooting to collect their cars, as the police continued to gather evidence. we've got people with lost loved ones. some of them students, some adults. we are going to pull through this. this is going to be a time for the community of healing. this is the second time in eight months we have gone through trage

mo farah has won the great manchester run for the first time, but admitted it was hard work.'s moses kipsiro to win the 10 kilometre race in 28 minutes 27 seconds. the world and oympic champion said afterwards he was still recovering from breaking the british record at last month's london marathon. his first event over the distance since switching to road racing. for me i have got great speed and i know that at the end of races i can use everything if the guys have know that at the end of races i can use ev'ierytfiingvif—thefguys am: know that at the end of races i can use ev'ierytfiingvif—thefguys am going work out which marathon i am going to do and which one will suit me and hopefully 2019 is the big one, the world championships and maybe tokyo. the rugby football league has confirmed its magic weekend could head to new york next year. it revealed it was one of the options, shortly after this year's super league event finished up in newcastle this evening. the magic weekend sees a whole round of super league fixtures held at the same stadium over the same weekend. and today'

some of the world's greatest athletes and para athletes are gathering in manchester city centre for the greated a track in manchester city centre, a chance for members of the public to get up close and personal with the likes of allyson felix, one of the most decorated olympic athlete. jason smith, who competes in the visually impaired, georgina armitage who will be competing for athletes with cerebral palsy. it is a great opportunity for members of the public to see these athletes up close. the whole purpose of this format is to increase participation and draw new audiences to the sport. behind me, some of the schoolboys and schoolgirls will be competing before the main event gets going. on sunday will be the great manchester run. it will have an emotional start to the race with robbers remembering the manchester arena attack last year? taking place almost a year after the manchester attack. the number of people affected will be competing as well, raising money for charity. i spoke to one of them who said it has been an emotional and difficult year and he hopes to raise charity for —— money

you would ever be able to run the great manchester run? i wasn't sure i would even walk again.nt is it to you to help the hospital? so important. they gave so much to me and all of us. to give something back is the most important being. i guess they became like family to use. definitely. nick, tell us about that time in the hospital and how much the staff did. the whole hospital, obviously we didn't even know it was there on the night of the 22nd of may. we didn't know where the ambulance was taking us. know where the ambulance was taking us. it's the biggest single site children's hospital in europe which is incredible. we didn't know about it. the care they gave freya, they saved her life. they are wonderful people, wonderful staff. we enjoy going there which may sound ridiculous having spent the worst five weeks of our lives there, but it's wonderful. it so good you're giving something back. explain about the recovery because at the beginning you must have thought you had no idea what was going to happen. because we got to know the doctors and we've had more conversations re

motura has won the great manchester run for the first time but he had to admit it was hard work.nda admit it was hard work. ted out skip the riderfrom uganda and give the living champion because he is still recovering from breaking the british record at last month's british marathon. i know at the end of the race i can use everything and today was just about hanging in there and using my speed. i was pretty tired. i was tired and his want to say everything and thank you for coming up everything and thank you for coming up today. the next big thing is the marathon. just running which marathon. just running which marathon and which one will suit me and which one i need to do. hopefully 2019 is the big one. she has won her second consecutive italian opera by beating the world number one simona halep. she donated from the start in rome and took the first set 6—0. helps improve the second set but she maintained and claim turfthird second set but she maintained and claim turf third title of the season. the men's final is going at the moment. rafael nadal against alexander's thereof. he

and proving, if ever there need improving, that manchester is a great city with great people who reallytogether in times like this. yes. this headline in the sun this morning, city of tears, manchester isa morning, city of tears, manchester is a city of music, it is a city of workers, it is a city of the bee, the symbol that has been adopted, it has been a symbol of manchester four yea rs. has been a symbol of manchester four years. it harks of its industrial past, but also of remembrance. the amount of people who have used it at this time, one year on, and last night at 10:31 this time, one year on, and last night at10:31 p.m., exactly, when it occurred, this horrendous attack. ona it occurred, this horrendous attack. on a personal level, i have family there, my niece was at this concert. idid not there, my niece was at this concert. i did not know that. yes. the shock stays with you. the shock of the 22 people who died, their children who have been traumatised, the first responders, the security service, everybody involved affected by it, and remembering it, yes, but not forgetting al

manchester terrorist attack. it also saw the best. the kindness, the compassion and fortitude in the great spirit of manchester continues to inspire us. in addition to my duties for this house. well had such meetings later today. on a happier note congratulations to the side of the house. britain now has more children at the age of 11. only 2% not content to 11% drop. will the prime minister admit that the approach is simply not working and that will the will want to see from chapter two is the targets. they welcome the good wishes. indeed i think it was a perfect stay. i think winter to the couple proud as well. one of the greatest challenges that we are facing. no one in the world is sending off to more stringent were also doing more. is not just about sugar and food and drink something children to exercise more. in the food advertising. we've made good progress. in the average candidate by 6% in response to the drink levy. an updated plan is currently being worked up. the building regulations did not fit the purpose. they did have a ban on inflammable platting. and ensure another tragedy never happens again. i think the deeply movi

and proving, if ever there need improving, that manchester is a great city with great people who reallyin the sun this morning, city of tears, manchester isa morning, city of tears, manchester is a city of music, it is a city of workers, it is a city of the bee, the

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when he came to manchester united, he had great experience.nd nowadays perhaps he would be at the door to begin with. but he was lucky they kept in there because we can all see the fergie effect on british, european and world football. can you break down what it was about that style, what he was looking for and players that gave him the talent pool to achieve such success? he had that hard work ethic. if you look at it, four of the best managers ever, shankly, busby, jock stein and fergie all came from the same west coast pa rt fergie all came from the same west coast part of scotland. that is not coincidence. it is down to the work ethic they created in the attitude they were brought up with. they made clear to their players what they we re clear to their players what they were looking for. if they did not meet the standards that fergie and the others were looking for, they we re the others were looking for, they were out the door. there are no grey areas with fergie, you were with you we re areas with fergie, you were with you were not. he g

manchester terrorist attack. that night saw the worst of humanity, but it also saw the best. the kindness, compassion and fortitude we witnessed that night triumphed, and the great spirit of manchester continues to inspire us. mr. speaker this morning i had , meetings with ministerial colleagues and others. in addition to my duties in this house, i shall have further such meetings later today. >> kerry mccarthy. >> i echo the condolences expressed by the prime minister to the victims, friends and families of both grenfell and the manchester bombing. on a happier note, congratulations from this side of the house to the royal couple. even the fully paid-up cynics among us found it quite charming. [laughter] and i am very much one of them. a not so welcome american import , mr. speaker, is that britain now has more children classed as obese at the age of 11 than america. yesterday's public health england report shows the dismal failure of the first-year target on cutting sugar, at only 2%, compared with the 11% drop in the tax on sugary drinks. will the prime minister admit that the voluntary approach is simply not working, and will not work, and that what we want

without it we wouldn't be able to do all the great work. manchester the committee's's tie i've shorten what is going to save thehe beginning including details about her budget requestst. i'm also happy to address questions about our budget year today and questions about the threats we face. this committee has always been tremendously supportive of the bureau and the resources we need and i look forward to discussing how we can maintain our capabilities through the resource investments provided by the fiscal year 18 budget and how we can build on that momentum moving forward. in particular i hope we will discuss the threats we face and the fbi's critical capabilities. we have a lot of things on our plate and some of the people counterterrorism cyber threats transnational crime violent crime the opioid epidemic and child predators and that's just at the top of the list. the threats are of great importance to our security. we want the american people to be able to focus on just living their lives while we focus on keeping them safe. i'm incredibly proud

was "pretty tired" from running the london marathon last month but he still managed to win the great manchestereturned to the number one spot in men's tennis after he beat alexander zverev in three sets to win an eighth title at the italian open. that's all the sport for now. (tx floats) a former coach at newcastle united football club will appear in court today charged with 35 sexual offences going back to 1973. our reporterjim reed has been covering allegations of abuse in football since they first emerged on this programme in relation to a different coach more than a year ago. he's here now. so what's happening today, jim? so, this is the trial of 61—year—old george ormond, who is in court today in newcastle charged with 35 counts of historical sexual abuse, said to have taken place over a 25 year period from73 19 to 1998. he denies all of these charges, which relates to 18 separate complaints. what exactly is he accused of? 35 charges of sexual abuse, 33 of those are cou nts of sexual abuse, 33 of those are counts of indecent assault. none of the alleged victims in this case can obviously b

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mo farah's amongst the big names set to compete in the great city games in manchester this weekend. a school in texas. one suspect, a pupil, is in custody. explosives have been found inside the school building and surrounding areas. president trump has expressed his "sadness and heartbreak" at the shooting, which took place a0 miles south of houston, at santa fe high school. james cooke reports. the calls came in just before 8am. again, a gunman on the campus. this time at santa fe high school. police searching schoolbags for deadly weapons. bobby united states, this is now routine, but no less terrifying for its familiarity —— for the united states.|j terrifying for its familiarity —— for the united states. i shouldn't be going through this at my school. this is my daily life, i shouldn't have to feel like that. i'm so scared to even go back. was there a pa rt scared to even go back. was there a part of you that's like, this isn't real, this shouldn't happen in splott no, there wasn't. why so. splott no, there wasn't. why som has been happening everywhere. i always kind of felt lik

he led manchester united to an incredible 38 trophies in 26 years, an all—time great of the game at homend abroad, renowned for his tenacity and fighting spirit. but now sir alex ferguson faces perhaps his biggest challenge of all. the business secretary, greg clark, has confirmed that a so—called

he led manchester united to an incredible 38 trophies in 26 years, an all time great of the game at homead, reknowned for his tenacity and fighting spirit, but now sir alex ferguson faces perhaps his biggest challenge of all. david 0rnstein, bbc news, old trafford. in japan, thousands of people have marched in the tokyo rainbow pride, one of the city‘s two annual gay pride parades.

have never witnessed in the premier league before but to be a great team you have got to go on and win successive titles and of course manchesterdone that in the past. they have a great opportunity to go and do that and as isaid opportunity to go and do that and as i said some of the book produced and the goals are scored, the entertainment they have provided, has been exceptional this season. at times we've witnessed fullbacks playing in midfield, whether through the back or forward the back, playing in midfield, whether through the back orforward the back, all the back orforward the back, all the players have looked very co mforta ble the players have looked very comfortable for the majority of the season and we said about pep guardiola before he arrived that he would not be easy for him. a lot of the time in spain or even germany it was like that but he has proved eve ryo ne was like that but he has proved everyone wrong because it has looked easy frame and when you look at the points difference from themselves to manchester united in second place, it is incredible. i would not be backing any other team at this moment to win

sir alex ferguson is revered at manchester united, leading the club to an astonishing 38 trophies in 26 years, an all—time greathome and abroad, renowned for his tenacity and fighting spirit. but now he faces a very different kind of test. that was david ornstein there. let's get the very latest now from olivia richwald, who is at old trafford.

our top stories — alex ferguson, the manager who made manchester united one of the world's great clubs wishes him well. as a personalfriend, it's, you know, i hope he has a full recovery. more than 1,000 people have been arrested across russia, including opposition leader alexei navalny, during protests against president putin. a leading london surgeon says the suggestion by president trump that knife crime has turned his hospital into a war zone is ridiculous we'll show you the latest pictures of prince louis — the newest member of the british royal family.

he didn'tjust build one great team, he built several. he made manchesterin the world on two occasions. and that's why man utd fa ns occasions. and that's why man utd fans and people in football have sent fantastic messages, from liverpool and city, big rivals, saying they hope pupils who gets better. that shows the huge respect in the world of football and beyond for sir alex ferguson. we saw he was in public for a big photo opportunity last sunday, handing over that trophy of commendation to arsene wenger. they seemed very warm to each other, given how relations had been on the touchline over the yea rs. had been on the touchline over the years. he looked in good health. he has not wasted the five years of his retirement, he has not gone fishing opened up his feet, he has been travelling the world, lecturing about leadership. people still want about leadership. people still want a piece of the fergie magic. he is in huge demand. he asked all offered to books. he goes to man utd games, he isa to books. he goes to man utd games, he is a regular meetings, he

martin that was just twenty nine when he lost his life inside manchester arena you know i was just really great really low play. out. it's. about a mile. that's my favorite picture of her. for friends like harry jones the first anniversary isn't just a time for grief it's a chance to reflect on the lives of their loved ones. and for martin's friends that means tributes to him need to be just as larger than life as he was i didn't know there was those who didn't know. it's only fitting then that martin's life is celebrated with a touch of showbiz. a new play written in his honor and tells the story through the eyes of his friends its message be more like martin. be loving the attention. it was thought and follow it with what it can for five. feet or so. it's with unity and passion that manchester is choosing to remember it's dead a mark of the resilience of the city shaken by tragedy. and will be following the commemoration of the manchester attack here on the w throughout the day. for now thanks so much because. the whole d w one out. for in focus global insights the news out for local heroes.

when he went to manchester united he had great experience.ribly well to begin with, and nowadays, maybe he would be as the door in six months. he was lucky they kept him, because we can all see the effect of him on british, european and world football. can you break down for us what you think are the elements of that fx? particularly his management style and what it is he was looking for in players to develop that gave him eventually the talent pool that achieved such success? he had that ha rd achieved such success? he had that hard work ethic. four of the best managers ever, in my opinion, shankly, busby and thirdly, all came from the west of scotland, the same area. that's not just from the west of scotland, the same area. that's notjust coincidence. that comes down to the work ethic they created and the attitude they we re they created and the attitude they were brought up with. they made clear to their ears what they were looking for. if anybody did not meet the standards set by him and the other three i mentioned, they were out the door

only their second win over manchester united in their history. it will certainly be greatng that we have retained the status and it is great for this football club. they have come a long way and they have had some tough periods and the chairman has invested very heavily in this club and delighted for them. brighton are safe but it is a huge weekend for those other side battling relegation in the premier league. stoke city host chris palace and delays early kick—off. still only have got too much is left as they continue their desperate need for survival. the manager describes the day ‘s game as must win. he really tough game. roy has done really well down there and it is a tough match as we know. they are playing pretty well themselves. realistically they are safe anyway so whether that is a good thing or bad thing remains to be seen on but no matter what, we have to be ready. steven gerrard says he is honoured to become the new manager of rangers. it is a form of year deal and he insists he is not concerned about his lack of experience. it is his first big managerialjob. h

sir alex ferguson is revered at manchester united, leading the club to an astonishing 38 trophies and 26 yea rs, astonishing 38 trophies and 26 years, an all—time greathome and abroad, renowned for his tenacity and fighting spirit, but now, he faces a very different kind of test. let's get the very latest now with 0livia richwald who's at old trafford. 0livia, is there any update? i'm afraid not. there is no update and there hasn't been since last night, when manchester united issued

our top stories — alex ferguson, the manager who made manchester united one of the world's great clubsundergoes emergency brain surgery. the world of football wishes him well. as a personalfriend, it's, you know, i hope he has a full recovery. more than 1,000 people have been arrested across russia, including opposition leader alexei navalny, during protests against president putin. a leading london surgeon says the suggestion by president trump that knife crime has turned his hospital into a war zone is ridiculous we'll show you the latest pictures of prince louis — the newest member of the british royal family. hello and welcome to bbc news. sir alex ferguson, the most successful manager in british football history, is recovering in intensive care tonight after undergoing emergency surgery for a brain haemorrhage. manchester united said the operation went "very well" but that he now needed a period of intensive care to help his recovery. our sports correspondent david 0rnstein reports. this was sir alex ferguson only last sunday, in high spirits and seemingly good health. but tonight

and friends around him and support from all the players and staff at manchester united, and all the fans around the world. it is great come together to show support. we are all rooting for him and i am sure he will be fine. just one match in spain's primera division. levante won 3—0 against fellow struggles leganes. the result not too significant for their fortunes though. both have already secured their futures in spain's top flight next season. aljazira beat persepolis 3—2 thanks to a goal deep into stoppage time, in the first leg of their afc champions league round of 16 tie on monday. it was 2—2 in the 84th minute — when khalifa alhammadi put aljazira back in front in the sixth minute of stoppage time. they take a one goal advantage to tehran for the second leg next week. one other result to bring you from the asian champions league. boualem khoukhi scored both al sadd goals, as the hosts won 2—1 in theirfirst leg, over saudi arabian side al ahli in doha. wherever the euoprean champions league final is held hotels see it as an opportunity to make money from fans who are desperate to be there. the ukrainian capita

of the outside is in great great i mean squeeze three qualification that's what features midfield power and manchester united star monuments each. will have to step up on the world's biggest stage as they face three very opponents next week we take a look at green path as world champions germany defend that's all it will. twenty forty you know bloody revolution two to the demonstrations going from being relatively peaceful political protests to be increasingly violent revolution is always spontaneous or is it just always here i mean your lists book video a clue in the new bill is that i'm spoiling you to the former ukrainian president recalls the events of twenty fourteen. of those who took part in this today over five billion dollars to assist ukraine in these and other goals that will ensure a secure and prosperous and democratic. summit are no summit that's the question north korea's threat of a no show in singapore on june twelfth is a reminder to washington that north korea will not merely cave to american demands if there's going to be an agreement it's going to take time and patience. with lawm

as soon as the uk, and it is notjust london, it is liverpool, a great city, leeds, manchester, glasgow, automotive and aviation put together. so this is a massive economic powerhouse. and we imperil it, if we imperil it, we imperil the wider uk economy and our reputation around the world. given the with the industry has, do you feel you are being listened to? we are actively engaged with nine government departments, the culture department, we have very good relations with, the brexit apartment, number ten and others. ultimately there is concern, that it others. ultimately there is concern, thatitis others. ultimately there is concern, that it is seen as somewhat tangential, somewhat soft, rather than being seen, to recast it at the centre of economic growth, at the centre of economic growth, at the centre of economic growth, at the centre of our thriving towns and cities. so we are being listened to but there is a lot of very granular work to be done over the next six months. you have spoken about how i‘ve bought and it is to get the atmospherics right, to attain that feeling of openne

manchester city. it is all set for a great game. arsenal might be the favourites. record crowd of over 40,000, are expected at wembley for a repeat of the 2016 final, which arsenal won thanks to a goal from danielle carter. chelsea are in their fourth final, whilst arsenal are bidding for that record 15th title. they've got very good players. i'm expecting them, on the back of their run of play, i'm expecting big things from them. but we are just focused on our self, if we get our game right hopefully we can do the job again. playing in the big arenas on the big occasions it takes some time to get used to it but once you've done it a few times it's not a big deal any more. it's quite 0k. and that's the whole thing, getting control of your emotions to be able to do what you do on the training pitch, do the same no matter where you are no matter how many people are watching. that's what it's all about. brighton have secured their premier league status, for next season by beating manchester united 1—0. it's their first season in the league. and the seagulls needed the

of the outside is a great place i mean squeeze through qualification that's what features midfield powerhouse and manchester united star monuments each. would have to step up on the world's biggest stage as they face three very tough opponents next week we take a look at green path as world champions germany defend that's all it will. ten twenty forty you know bloody revolution to the demonstrations going from being relatively peaceful political protests to be creasing the violent revolution is always spontaneous or is it just no lawyer here i mean your list with video. scrolling you go to the former ukrainian president recalls the events of twenty forty. of those who took part in this today over five billion dollars to assist ukraine in these and other goals that will ensure a secure and prosperous and democratic. seventy four design submissions. seven thousand pilings. to join judges. and eight hundred sixty nonstop days of work. a russian w.b. . and a russian pop stuff. show you how. the crimean bridge was built. witnessed the construction of when you need to transport. that will help out of crimea the c

great. police appealfor witnesses after a number of shooting incidents over the bank holiday weekend. in london and manchestervladimir putin is sworn in for a fourth term as president, promising to improve the lives of the russian people. in the next half—hour, a volcano in hawaii causes more devastation. flowing lava destroys homes and forces hundreds to flee as toxic gas is spewed into the air. and tourism accounts for 8% of global carbon emissions, around three times more than previous estimates, according to a new study. president trump said this evening that he will announce his decision on whether to pull the us out of the iran nuclear deal tomorrow. the statement made on twitter came as the foreign secretary, boris johnson, on a visit to washington, urged mr trump not to abandon the agreement, saying it would mean throwing the baby out with the bathwater. the deal struck in 2015 led to iran limiting its nuclear programme in return for a lifting of economic sanctions — an arrangement which president trump has called insane. our north america correspondent nick bryant reports from washington. on american

one of the world's great football managers, sir alex ferguson, has undergone emergency surgery for a brain haemmorhage. manchester united, the club he managed for 26 years said in a statement that the surgery went very well, but that sir alex now needs a period of intensive care to optimise his recovery. messages of goodwill for sir alex have been pouring in from united players past and present. let's get more from hugh woozencroft, from the bbc sport centre. what more do we know about the situation? at the moment, the situation? at the moment, the situation is much more than what manchester united have said. we know that he has undergone emergency surgery that he has undergone emergency surgery for a brain haemorrhage and that procedure has gone very well. manchester united went on to say that he will need the period of intensive care to optimise his recovery and that ferguson's family request privacy and matter. sir alex ferguson is one of the most well—known figures in international football. in the last few moments, fifa, the governing body, say we send many hbos the world in sending oui’ send many hbos the w

he led manchester united to an incredible 38 trophies in 26 years, an all time great of the game at homeing spirit, but now sir alex ferguson faces perhaps his biggest challenge of all. david 0rnstein, bbc news, old trafford. egyptian archaeologists say they've found no evidence of a secret chamber inside the tomb of the ancient boy king, tutankhamun. initial readings of radar imagery three years ago suggested there was a hidden cavity within the walls. this caused much excitement in the world of archaeology, and speculation that the room might even be the final resting place of another ancient figure. virginia langeberg has more. it was the theory which could have unlocked one of the great mysteries of egyptian archaeology. here in the valley of the kings, could there also be an elusive queen laid to rest. intense scrutiny laid around the tomb of the boy king, tutankhamun. in 2015 it was suggested this could be a tomb within a tomb, and queen nefertiti could be here. this is the most intact tomb ever found in egypt. could be here. this is the most intact tomb everfound in egypt. it was

he led manchester united to an incredible 38 trophies in 26 years, an all time great of the game at homeand fighting spirit, but now sir alex ferguson faces perhaps his biggest challenge of all. david ornstein, bbc news, old trafford. you have been watching newsday. stay with us. and before we go, let's take a look at these pictures of prince louis‘ first days at home released by his parents. here he's receiving a kiss from his big sister, princess charlotte. the newest member of the royal family was photographed by their mother, kate, duchess of cambridge, at kensington palace when he was just three days old. sunday was a pretty glorious day to much of the country, a 6.3 celsius. -- 26.3. much of the country, a 6.3 celsius. —— 26.3. plenty of blue sky, although a lot of clout in western scotland. we are likely to break records for bank holiday monday, this was the last record set back in 1999. several places will be that today and one or two places could make it to 28 celsius and that could be the north and the west of london this topic we start the morning off onafairly this topic we s