meanwhile, tottenham have also insisted they will not be selling harry kane to a domestic rival.erest for manchester united. the captain admitted last month he might leave spurs if they do not progress because you want to win titles sooner because you want to win titles sooner rather than later. it was suggested the chairman daniel levy was open to a transfer. james ward—prowse says southampton's first—team squad decision to take a pay deferral for the next month up in mice with the club is all about. the club have chosen not to use the government furlough scheme and they said the players' decision was the thing to do to help the football club. as a group, we were just a united meeting and a chat about what we wanted to do going forward and then how the club saw it, and a really positive decision was made. like i said, the people within the club are the most important, and we get a lot of support on a saturday from the community and the people outside, and it was important that amongst this ongoing virus that we made a decision to helpless people. the italian football federation

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it's been led by the likes of liverpool midfielderjordan henderson, tottenham's harry kane and manchesterptain harry maguire with at least 150 involved in all. it's been called hashtag players together with footballers saying it will help nhs staff, volunteers and coronavirus patients. players, who are working with nhs charities together, also say it's a way to distribute funds "where they're needed most". well, health secretary matt hancock — who last week criticised players for not doing more and not taking a pay cut — has tweeted: "warmly welcome this big—hearted decision from so many premier league footballers to create #playerstogether to support nhs charities. you are playing your part." meanwhile former liverpool playerjohn barnes has called the criticism of premier league footballers unfair. focusing on footballers and what they should pay rather than the rest of society, i have a particular issue of this. i think because of the society we live in, when we see young working—class boys who become millionaires, we feel they owe more than someone who went to eton, oxford or harrow bu

tottenham have also insisted they won't be selling harry kane to a domestic rival — that's followingom manchester united. the england captain admitted last month that he might leave spurs if they don't progress, because he wants to win trophies "sooner rather than later". it was suggested chairman daniel levy was open to a transfer if he could get a fee of around £200 million. the chelsea manager frank lampard says politicians "jumped the gun" for criticising premier league players for not doing enough during the coronavirus pandemic. lampard believes health secretary matt hancock was wrong to tell footballers to "play their part". they have since launched the players together initiative to help generate funds for the nhs. lampard has also praised chelsea for letting nhs staff stay at a hotel owned by the club as part of their efforts to help. the president of italian football insists he's planning for the serie a season to resume next month. gabriele gravina says the season must be completed — warning of negative implications if it isn't. he wants testing on players to begin later t

and in sport: tottenham insist they won't sell captain harry kane to a domestic rival amid reported interest from manchester united. good afternoon. as the uk enters its fourth week in lockdown, the government is reviewing the measures imposed to try to curb the spread of coronavirus. it comes as one of the european countries worst hit by the pandemic, spain, relaxes some of the restrictions it announced last month. but with the number of hospital deaths in the uk now standing at more than 10,000, restrictions here are likely to remain in place for some time yet. as the prime minister recuperates at his official country residence, there's growing pressure on the government to at least come up with a strategy for exiting the lockdown period. all this as the armed forces are brought in to support ambulance services in england and wales. 0ur correspondent katharine da costa reports. it's three weeks today since the uk brought in unprecedented restrictions, affecting all areas of our daily lives. with empty roads and motorways over easter, it seems the majority of people are following the guidel

they're just devastated on the 18 the hole but in 200-1008 was sad moment tottenham hotspur striker harry kane suffered a bad ankle injury the 1st leg a champions league quarter final tottenham beat manchester 10 in the game but his last time came so the pitch for the rest of the season. athletes across the globe are feeling the impacts of the current of ours especially among soccer clubs in europe and their fans than france those players though found a way to give back to those that normally fill their stands on match day league one top club. made their stand to help those fighting the coronavirus on the front line the team along with their p.c. foundation has launched the hash tag p.s.g. engaged to fundraise for health care workers p.s.g. already made an initial donation of 100000 euros or about 109204 dollars as you fancy joining $51015.00 or 20 euros about $5.00 to $55.00 u.s. dollars because monday the money raised will go to hostels and or parents of those that sick or popular say those on tours working throughout the country and abroad and neymar actually made his own secret contributio

winning a major event in $1000.00 it was going to be a sad moment for tottenham hotspur striker harry kane he suffered a bad ankle injury in the 1st leg of the champion luke quarter final time to beat manchester city one nil and that game is. last case of the pitcher for the rest of the season. athletes across the globe are feeling the impacts of the coronavirus especially top soccer clubs in europe and their fans over in france though those players are finding a way to give back to those that feel their stance on match day league one top club is making their stand to help those in the front line fighting the coronavirus the team alongside their p.s.g. foundation launched the hash tag p.s.g. engage to fundraise for health care workers p.s.g. already made initial donation of 100000 euros 109-202-1010 extension 00 judge and $84.00 us dollars and harassing fancy $510.00 or $15.00 to $20.00 euros between $555.00 us dollars to the cause monday when the money raised will go towards hospitals in the greater paris area as well as the sick call puppy left and say volunteers working throughout franc

it's been led by the likes of liverpool midfielder jordan henderson, tottenham's harry kane and manchester in all. it's been called hashtag players together — with footballers saying it will help nhs staff, volunteers and coronavirus patients. players — who are working with nhs charities together — also say it's a way to distribute funds "where they're needed most". and the health secretary matt hancock — who last week criticised players for not doing more and not taking a pay cut — has tweeted: "warmly welcome this big—hearted decision from so many premier league footballers to create meanwhile former liverpool playerjohn barnes has called the criticism of premier league footballers unfair: we are focusing on footballers and what they should pay rather than the rest of society. i think it's u nfortu nately rest of society. i think it's unfortunately because of our opinions on the society, that when we see young working—class boys become millionaires, who are equally as rich as someone from eton or harrow, but we demand more from them because we think why should they earn all that money wh

stars like to the ten han's harry kane and they're each making billions in 2019, government ministers fuming they're being asked to cover 80% of club staff wages. >> given the sacrifices many are making including my colleagues in the nhs of going into work and have caught the disease and have sadly died, i think the last thing -- the first thing that premier league futbalors can do is take a pay cut and make a donation. >> reporter: barcelona's entire squad took a 70% pay cut to support staff. in germany they created a fund to help other struggling club. and christiana reinaldo agreed to a four-month reduction to save the club $99 million. here in the u.k. authorities meet to decide how to share the financial burdens enclosed. >> yes, they get a lot of money but i'm sure they want to help. they're consistently very good in the communities and i'm sure over the coming days they will stand up to be counted, either taking pay cuts or making donations to charities or staff workers that are not playing. so i'm confident that will happen. but it takes time, and everyone here is jumping on t

however, tottenham insist they won‘t sell captain harry kane this summer. as bate moved into the top half of their top division with a 3—0 win at minsk. their third goal going in direct from a corner. we‘ll let you decide if he meant it. in direct from a corner. but in direct from a corner. he will take it. they are in‘ top but he will take it. they are in the top half of their country‘s division, the only country in europe where football is still being played. there could be a change at the top of world rugby after former argentinian international agustin pichot said he will run against chairman bill beaumont. former england captain beaumont has been in charge for the last four years. his re—election in may was expected to be a formality, but pichot, who‘s worked alongside him all that time, has decided to put himself forward. virtual racing was all that the motogp riders could do on sunday, but it was still pretty competitive. there was some misfortune for the seven—time champion valentino rossi in virtual race 2 as he suffered a crash attempting an over

here's one from the captain of the england football team, harry kane.how proud i am and the whole country are of you right now. raising £14.5 million and you are still going. you have been a huge help to the nhs and you are a true inspiration. keep it going. we wish you all the best. both tributes are coming in and we had michael ball, didn't we, singing for the captain tom all: and loads of people are asking if he, well, campaigning now for him to be made a server. we spoke to him, he would love the queen to do... you will never walk alone was the song and just quietly, he wasjoining in, wasn't he? singing on. a special moment and a special morning so let's have a look at the papers today. the daily telegraph says "there is no end in sight" to the restrictions on public life in the uk. it also has a picture on its front page of demonstrators in richmond, in the us state of virginia, who are protesting against the state's stay—at—home order and business closures. the mirror also focuses on the extended lockdown asking "0k... what then?" as it calls on t

and liverpool captain jordan henderson and tottenham's harry kane are part of a group of footballersiative which will raise funds for the nhs from the pockets of premier league players. we'll be live from outside the hospital where the prime minister is being treated in a moment, but first, this report from charlotte rose. a picture of lockdown britain, but for how much longer? our lives of been changed unimaginably in the 16 days since the government brought in measures to slow the spread of coronavirus. later today, foreign secretary dominic raab will chair a cobra meeting with leaders in scotland, wales and northern ireland to discuss a review of the current rules, due to take place next week. but has the decision already been made? in wales, they say the lockdown will continue. i must be plain with all members — these restrictions will not end then. we will not throw away the gains we have made and the lives we can save. while scotland and northern ireland are moving in the same direction. it gives us hope... but speaking at the briefing yesterday, the chancellor would not be dra

are cards from the duke and duchess of cambridge, dame kelly holmes and england football captain, harry kanepupils spent hours opening each card and creating a display in the school's great hall. something like 400 volunteers have created this. we spoke to captain tom moore's daughter and she was reading out some beautiful messages. we will spend time this morning speaking to some people. later this morning, a spitfire and a hurricane will travel from lincolnshire to take part in a special flypast, organised in captain tom's honour. you will be able to watch that on brea kfast. alison freeman is at raf coningsby, from where the planes will take—off. alison, are the preparations underway? it is pretty exciting and i feel quite honoured to be here. this is the hurricane that is going to be pa rt the hurricane that is going to be part of that fly past. it will leave here in lincolnshire in the next couple of hours, had to captain tom moore's house where the hurricane and spitfire will perform three leaves of the house in his honour. the hurricane is quite special, it is part of the bridge battl