it is a four—day holiday in huddersfield. parade for david wagner's side through huddersfield and it's where we find our sports correspondent, katie gornall. there have been lots of clubs with parades celebrating promotion over the years — does this one feel different bearing in mind how long huddersfield have been away from the top division? it feels very special here. the team are now onstage celebrating with theirfans are now onstage celebrating with their fans who have turned up to celebrate promotion with their side. they have lined the streets all day. they have lined the streets all day. the sense i get from speaking to fa ns the sense i get from speaking to fans is that these celebrations are so fans is that these celebrations are so unexpected. they did not think they would see their side be promoted. as you heard there, 1a yea rs promoted. as you heard there, 1a years ago the side were in administration in the bottom tier of the football league. this season they had one of the smallest budgets in the championship, w

in huddersfield, now they feel anything is possible.en a season that's exceeded all expectations. i woke up this morning, wiped my eyes and i said, "it's not a dream." it just goes to show that you don't need a lot of money to get where you get up. a bit of belief. we've achieved so much and it's amazing, ain't it darcey? yeah. after 5a games of a gruelling season, it all came down to one kick. commentator: and he takes that chance! 0ne swing of his boot and christopher schindler had made huddersfield £170 million richer. they were led here by the relatively unknown german manager, david wagner, a left field appointment that has lifted huddersfield back among the elite. he's achieved the impossible. 0ur wage bill is small, but the hearts and desire and the will to win is outstanding. so, we've done it. huddersfield's glory days were becoming a distant memory. it was back in 1922 when they won the fa cup and then three english titles in a row. after a more recent decline into administration, now, against the odds, their long journey back

huddersfield are on their way to wembley. huddersfield are on their way to wembley.eading in that final week on monday. huddersfield will play reading in that final week on monday. there was one match in the premier league tonight. not much riding on it. southampton‘s target a top half finish. manchester united will end the season sixth no matter what. it wasn't pointless, those were shared. but it was goaless at st mary's. ben croucher pulled the short straw. an end of season game with an end of season an end of season game with an end of season feel to it. two teams with little to play for making 12 changes between them. with the europa league final next week manchester united's players are may be taking their arm of the ball. here although the contact of the ball. here although the co nta ct was of the ball. here although the contact was outside the box. the second have provided a little more quality in the final third, but not many more goals, though. it says something for the match that one of the biggest cheers were saved for the biggest cheers were saved for t

huddersfield town have w011 good evening. beating reding on penalties in the championship play—off final to earn promotion to the premier league. it will be their first season in the top division for 45 years. the last game of the english season, arguably the most important, certainly the most lucrative. at stake, the final place in next seasons premier league, a prize worth at least £170 million. one year ago huddersfield and reading looked more likely to be relegated and promoted but now a royal occasion to decide who would rise to football ‘s promised land. huddersfield have been outside the top tier since 1972 and their hopes we re top tier since 1972 and their hopes were not helped by finishing like this when it looked easierfor were not helped by finishing like this when it looked easier for izzy brown to score than mess. reading tried their luck from further out but were no more successful. there was barely anything to choose between the sides during the regular season between the sides during the regular season and no

i'm happy for everybody who is connected and supports huddersfield town.em to the fa cup, then three english titles in a row, something that had never been done before. as power in english football moved from towns to cities, huddersfield declined. they fell out of the top tier for the last time in 1972. by 2003, they were in the league's bottom division,

i'm happy for everybody who is connected and supports huddersfield town. back in 1921, huddersfield hired a manager a few years younger than wagner is now. herbert chapman said them to the fa cup, then three english titles in a row, something that had never been done before. as power in english football moved from towns to cities, huddersfield declined. they fell out of the top tier for the last time in 1972. by 2003, they were in the league's bottom division, and in administration. five years later, dean hoyle joined the board. the lifelong fan became chairman and then, through yesterday's penalty shoot out, uncomfortable spectator. a man he brought in on loan from liverpool, goalkeeper danny ward, came the hero. our wage bill is small but the heart and desire and will to win is outstanding, so, we've done it. unbelievable. huddersfield will start next season as they did last, one of the favourites to go down. just the way they seem to like it. now for the weather. we had the storms. this is a nice picture from oui’ storms. this is a nice picture from our

it means a massive boost to the town of huddersfield. absolutely eve ryo ne town of huddersfield.er harold wilson is decked out in blue and white. i expect later in the afternoon, 30,000 football fans will descend upon the town square. it will be a boost for businesses to night. but the boost going forward is what they are most concerned. 0n the back pages of some newspapers, we have even had direction forfans pages of some newspapers, we have even had direction for fans about how to get to huddersfield. and when they get to huddersfield, where to drink and eat and stay. that is where the main cash is going to come from. as the £170 million that the clu b from. as the £170 million that the club expects to get from promotion, they will also seek an increase in visitors to huddersfield. i talked to one brewery earlier today, they said they already have an increased interest in orders of their hat trick beer. that celebrate the club and the club's promotion. not a hat—trick last time, but everyone is excited about the prospect of this. people are talking about huddersfield, people ar

town promoted to the premier league. that saw huddersfield town promoted good evening.warnings from members of the public of the threat posed by the manchester suicide bomber salman abedi. the security service was alerted three times to abedi's extremist views before last week's attack. three times to abedi's extremist new cctv footage has been given to the bbc of abedi's movements the day before the attack. to the bbc of abedi's movements today a 16th arrest was made, and officers are searching a landfill site near bury. and officers are searching from manchester, here's our home affairs correspondentjune kelly. a young man in a hooded top, jogging pants and trainers, on his own on a sunday morning shop. jogging pants and trainers, in this footage obtained by the bbc, he looks relaxed as he is captured on cctv, browsing the shelves of a manchester convenience store. his till receipt shows he spent £8.74 and he bought almonds, tuna, scouring pads and air fresheners. £8.74 and he bought almonds, tuna, this was the day before the bombing. £8.74 and he bought almonds, tuna

huddersfield's 45 year wait ended in the most dramatic fashion. third and final match of the one—day series. south africa won by seven wickets. england, at one stage they slumped to 7—26 b for getting toa they slumped to 7—26 b for getting to a total of 153 not out. the tourists eased to victory. england have to hope this was just a blip before the champions trophy which begins later this week. 0ne begins later this week. one of the greatest ever golfers, tiger woods, has been arrested for driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs. this picture has been released by police after he was arrested in the town ofjupiter and so arrested in the town ofjupiter and so for that. tiger woods was released a few hours later. he is second on the all—time list with 14 major titles that his last victory on two wasn't 2013 at the players championship. he eased into a two set lead running the second game 6—0 injust 18 minutes. has opponent on the one seven points and that's it. harrison pulled a setback. the british number three, ranked the law harrison, had

castleford extend their lead at the top of the superleague after victory at huddersfield.s. first tonight to spain's atlantic coast and the city of vigo is used to being raided throughout the centuries and tonight it was manchester united who came and took the spoils from celta vigo, in the first leg of their europa league semi—final. patrick geary reports. another thursday night of blue and white for manchester united. last week city, now celta vigoment for jose mourinho this may even be the bigger gamement for winning the europa league is now his season's goal, the problem stood in the opposing goal. marcus rashford was the first to work. celta vigo's goalkeeper was inspired denying manchester united at every turn. one man's frustration is another‘s defiance. they played the 18th theme at half—time perhaps to set the scene for a daring raid. it would only take one shot, one deflection. the manchester united squad is the most expensive, but they give free—kick to say a lad who cost nothing, here is why, marcus rashford, proof you can hunt the world for magic, but you migh

a dull first half provided few opportunities to score with huddersfield's izzy brown let down by hismost of the second half defending but huddersfield were unable to make the breakthrough. the second leg is at hillsborough on wednesday. forest green rovers have been promoted to the efl for the first time in their history after a 3—1 win over tranmere rovers in the national league play—off final at wembley. with half time approaching the sides were drawing 1—1 before christian doidge helped forest green edge in front. kaiyne woolery had scored their opener and his second made it 3—1 before the interval could come. neither side managed to add to that and after missing out last season, forest green have now secured a place in league two. lewis hamilton has moved to within six points of championship leader sebastian vettel after winning the spanish grand prix. it's hamilton's second race win of the season. tom clarkson was in barcelona for us. this is the battle that formula 1 has been wanting. two of the best drivers in the world with seven world championships between them, racing wheel

and the multi—million pound penalty that saw huddersfield town promoted to the premier league.g. a week on from the manchester attack, police are urging anyone with information about the bomber to get in touch. it comes as the bbc obtained cctv footage appearing to show salman abedi shopping in a convenience store the day before the attack, in which 22 people were killed. police have released an image of him with a blue suitcase and have appealed for anyone who might have seen him with it in the four days leading up to the bombing to come forward. here's our home affairs correspondent, june kelly. a young man in a hooded top, jogging pants and trainers, on his own on a sunday morning shop. in this footage obtained by the bbc, he looks relaxed as he is captured on cctv, browsing the shelves of a manchester convenience store. his till receipt shows he spent £8.74 and he bought almonds, tuna, scouring pads and air fresheners. this was the day before the bombing. and staff in the shop believe this was salman abedi. looking at that cctv, it is the same guy that has been in the shop

huddersfield will now play reading in the final at wembley.ith their focus firmly on next week's europa league final against ajax. we managed to play three matches now. tottenham, southampton, away from home and difficult. we managed to play professionally and to play well and to give proper football matches to our opponents. watford are on the hunt for a new manager with walter mazzarri to step down at the end of the season the italian took over last summer and although he guided the club to premier league safety, five straight defeats have left them 16th in the table. his last game in charge will be at home to manchester city on sunday. automatic relegation in the scottish premiership will be decided on the last day of the season. that's after bottom club inverness caledonian thistle kept themselves alive beating dundee 2—0 away —both goals coming in the first ten minutes. they'lll have to win on the last day of the season and hope hamilton lose. aberdeen are sure of second place after beating rangers 2—1, their first win at ibrox in almost

they will have a right old party here in huddersfield. likes of newcastle united, but they made it to be premier league, which is worth upwards of around £200 million. and for this town, it puts them on a huge global map. the premier league is the biggest league in the world. these guys are the unsung heroes, but it has been the revolution of david wagner, their manager, who changed the culture and philosophy of this club. down to find details by the ringing them into train at 745 in the evening if that is the kick—off for their next match. they did an amazingjob kick—off for their next match. they did an amazing job at wembley, the most tense of ways to get into the premier league but they are in the top flight. welcoming the likes of chelsea, arsenal, manchester united and manchester city to huddersfield next season. what a promotion for those at huddersfield town. tanya arnold reporting live for us. it should be a great open top parade there, is the weather going to be any good? tomasz with the details... mixed across the country. not

congratulations huddersfield town fans. for reading. christopher schindler scored the decisive penalty to send huddersfield into the top tier of english football for the first time in 45 years. promotion is worth around £175 million to the club who willjoin brighton and newcastle in the premier league in august. this is a fairytale that's not usually possible. but they've done it. we are very, very happy. i'm one of the happiest men on the planet and i'm so proud and happy for everybody who is connected and especially the chairman. the arsenal board will hear today what's been decided about arsene wenger‘s future. after celebrating their fa cup win on saturday. an announcement is expected from arsenal later. england were soundly beaten by south africa in their final one dayer. england's top order crumbled to 20—6 inside five overs and they never really recovered from there. south africa, who are world number ones, cruised to the target of 154 for the loss ofjust 3 wickets. england still won the series 2—1. they now go into

huddersfield are back in the top flight of the english game for the first time since 1972 after winning their play off against reading on penalties. and nine—time champion rafael nadal breezes through his first match at the french open. hello and welcome to the programme where we start with the news coming out of the united states on monday that one of the world's greatest ever golfers, tiger woods, was arrested in the south florida town ofjupiter for driving under the influence. woods who was released a few hours later is second on the all—time list with m major titles, but his last win on tour was back in 2013 at the players championship while his last major win came at the us open in 2008. the 41—year—old has struggled with back issues in recent years and returned to the sport after 15 months out injured in december, but hasn't played since a recurrence of his back problems in february and in the past hour has a released a statement saying... "i want the public to know that alcohol was not involved. what happened was an unexpected reaction to prescribed medications," he said. "i didn

huddersfield town have been celebrating their promotion to the premier league this evening.st yorkshire town after they returned to the top flight of english football for the first time in 45 years. david wagner's side beat reading in a penalty shootout and earn themselves a reported minimum £175 million over the next few seasons. riyad mahrez has informed leicester city he wants to leave during the upcoming transfer window, saying he's ‘fiercely ambitious‘ and that ‘now is the time to move on.‘ the 26 year old joined leicester from french club le harve in 2014. helping them to a championship title in his first season. he won the premier league with the club in 2016, being named pfa player of the year. in his statement, mahrez says it was then agreed that he would stay at the club for one more season. they finished 12th in the league this term and reached the champions league quarter—finals. the algerian says he hopes foxes fans ‘will understand and respect his decision.‘ world number one andy murray is seeking to build some good form after a poor season so far on clay. last

huddersfield manager david wagner made 10 changes for the trip to st andrew's having already securedbattling it out with nottingham forest and blackburn for survival, and tony mowbray the blackburn boss has questioned wagner's decision. england women's goalkeeper carly telford hasjoined chelsea ladies, following the liquidation of notts county. telford made her international debut for england 10 years ago and has been part of two world cup squads. she signed for notts county back in 2014 from chelsea. two—time wimbledon champion petra kvitova returned to the tennis court today. more than four months after she was badly injured having fought off an intruder at her home who was armed with a knife. kivitova posted this photo of herself hitting a ball on a practice court in monaco on her facebook account. with the words "hello guys, i hope this picture makes you as happy as it makes me!" rajiv 0useph became the first englishman in 27 years to win the men's singles title at the european badminton championships over the weekend. the success at the euros comes after gb badminton had all its

huddersfield manager david wagner made ten changes for the trip to st andrew's, having already secured battling it out with nottingham forest and blackburn for survival, and tony mowbray, the blackburn boss, has questioned wagner's decision. england women's goalkeeper carly telford has rejoined chelsea ladies, following the liquidation of notts county. telford made her international debut for england ten years ago and has been part of two world cup squads. she signed for notts county back in 2014 from chelsea. celtic‘s dominance of scottish football has been reflected in the end—of—season player of the year nominations. with the league and league cup already secured, and a scottish cup final to come, some of their top performers have been recognised. but one aberdeen star hopes he and his team can prevent celtic getting a clean sweep, as alasdair lamont reports. have these men been the best four players in scotland this season? their fellow professionals think so, as the nominees for player and young player of the year gathered today, one man stood up from the crowd. jonny hayes and hi

you cannot deny this is a remarkable rise for huddersfield, backin remarkable rise for huddersfield,ainbow will appear above you soon, thanks katie! british number onejohanna konta has suffered a shock defeat by chinese taipei's su—wei hsieh in the first round of the french open. she was beaten in three sets by the world number 109. jim lumsden watched the action. johanna konta's remarkable improvement over the last couple of years does not yet extend to clay. the world number eight was looking to get past the first round for the first time. in her way, her opponent hsieh. the first set was a formality. the second set was the opposite. the chinese taipei player fought with greater resistance. despite being ranked 101 places lower than johanna konta, she despite being ranked 101 places lower thanjohanna konta, she won the tie—break 7—2. this was unexpected. johanna konta was hitting her shots straight at her opponent and was soon broken in the decider. hsieh continued to chip away at the british player. she found herself serving to stay in the match. but survived another game. but the

huddersfield town are on a high after what happened yesterday.he premier league? that's right, it has been a bit of a sporting soap opera. it is the story of this little—known german manager named david wagner, who lead a squad of relatively unknown players to the richest league in the world. this has been a fairy tale for fans. this is a team that have been waiting 45 years to return to top—flight football. in the end, it took more than 113 minutes of football, ending in a dramatic penalty shoot out against reading. it was christopher schindler scored the decisive penalty. it certainly will not be easy for huddersfield town in the premier league. the constant pressure of relegation is something they will have to get used to, but it is worth keeping an eye on david wagner, a german manager and former assistant to liverpool manager jurgen klopp. he was best man at his wedding. he has a meticulous eye for detail. we have seen him exploiting the foreign markets with signings like christopher schindler. it will be interesting to see how he develops h

this is the moment huddersfield town won promotion to the premier league.e the club will play in england's top league and with it, they'll earn an estimated $200 million. the stakes in this match could not have been higher. the collar the richest football game in the world and it was. a couple of chances for reading in the first half. it ended up reading in the first half. it ended up 0—0. they won 11—3 on penalties. this is the first time huddersfield have played in the premier league and the first time they have been in the top flight since 1972. 11—3 on penalties. david wagner saved them from relegation. they finished 19th last season in the championship and this year they have gone up to the premier league. quite a remarkable performance from david. if you can continue this mix is, some of the bigger clubs may come calling. that was the bbc sports centre. day two of the french open has come to a close. some big names were in action. the bbc‘s austin halewood has your highlights from paris. after a first day in paris that saw the women's number one seed

this is danny ward, the huddersfield goalkeeper saving in a penalty shoot out.gh team that finishes bottom of the premier league next season. the team that is relegated within a year will make upwards of £80 million in parachute payments was then you have kicked and shirt branding details. that is the huddersfield owner in the crowd for that he'll be counting the coins ahead of a premier league season. david wagoner ahead of a premiership play—off final. match day earnings of at least £i play—off final. match day earnings of at least £1 million increased from the championship. that adds up to nearly £200 million. huddersfield already will earn at least £290 million if they avoid relegation next season. huge amounts of money. plenty of places to spend it. they'll be needing some new players ahead of the premiere season —— premier league season. another record held by cristiano ronaldo. he is only 31 years old he has broken the 46 year european scoring record held byjimmy greaves. he did it last night when rearm adrift the celta vigo. this was his 367th goal. —— r

a reading supporter then nearly everybody in england, in britain, and maybe in europe supports huddersfieldrytale to a happy end. so this looks like the second fairytale in british football in a row after leicester last season and this is what we are feeling and we are feeling that we getting backed from a lot of people all over britain. we need to think about what we need to do now to see to win that game so that's what we're going to be facing. we're not going to be thinking about what it does to the clu b thinking about what it does to the club or to the city if we win. there's also a chance to lose. and after a spectacular crash in the annual indy 500 race, driver scott dixon says he plans to return to racing this week dixon collided with british driverjay howard during the race at 178mph. the crash caused the red flag to come out, which stopped the race. both had a lucky escape and were able to walk away afterwards. that's all sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport and i'll have more in the next hour. just going to bring y

a reading supporter then nearly everybody in england, in britain, and maybe in europe supports huddersfield this looks like the second fairytale in british football in a row after leicester last season and this is what we are feeling and we are feeling that we getting backed from a lot of people all over britain. we need to think about what we need to do now to win that game. that is what we will be facing. we would not be thinking about what it does to the club were the city if you win, there is also the chance that you lose. sweden's alexander noren has won golf‘s pga championship at wentworth, after shooting a 10—under par 62 on the final day. the world number 13 had what he described as the best round of his life. he started the final day seven shots off the pace, and ended up winning the title by two shots from italy's francesco molinari. england beat the barbarians 28—14 at twickenham in their last match before next month's tour to argentina. eight debutants were named, including nathan earle and nick isiekwe who scored a try each . and nick isiekwe who scored a try each. danny care g

into the second half at huddersfield.nship in florida. poulter only played 13 tournaments last year because of a foot injury and has slipped well down the rankings, but he'sjust three shots off the lead going into the final round at sawgrass after shooting a 71. americanjb holmes and kyle stanley share the lead on 9—12 under par. to go bogey free out there today, that was incredible. as you said, the only bogey free round of the day. obviously i have kept mistakes of my card, and played very patient golf. i tried to play as sensibly as i could. trying not to take on any silly risks out there. saracens full back alex goode says his side can still improve despite securing back—to—back european titles. sarries beat clermont auvergne 28—17 at murrayfield yesterday to remain on course for an historic double—double of continental and english titles. we have got a young squad, and a squad that is very hungry to keep getting better and improving. today's performance was really special to be part. everybody was phenomenal. as i sa

the championship play off final between huddersfield and reading is currently taking place at wembleyight game so far. huddersfield's izzy brown missed a golden opportunity to put his side ahead, inexplicably poking wide from just a couple of yards out. into the second half, its 0—0. commentary on 5 live and bbc sport website. northern ireland have called up southend's adam thompson and accrington stanley's shay mccartan for their internationals against new zealand and azerbaijan. mccartan, seen here scoring in the fa cup, scored 10 times in his last 18 games of the season for the league two club. he could make his international debut as fellow strikers conor washington and jamie ward are unavailable. here's the squad in full: they play new zealand on friday in a friendly, then take on azerbaijan in a world cup qualifier on iothjune. england's cricketers are heading for defeat in the third and final one day international against south africa at lord's eoin morgan's side were put in by the tourists and slumped to 20—6 in just five overs. england rallied somewhat withjonny bairstow reac

labour's john ashworth, at a meeting of activists from huddersfield and around west yorkshire, said heto halt closures, specifically by stalling nhs reform plans in england. we're saying, let's just halt them. let's just have a moratorium on them and let's just step back and have a full review of them. when we review them, let's involve clinicians, but let's involve the people as well. let's involve the public because so far they have been cut out of the decisions, and we don't think that's fair. the nhs reform documents are known as sustainability and transformation plans and have been published in 44 areas across england. some involve hospital bed cuts and service reductions, with funds reinvested in community care. the south—west london plan involves the possible reduction of five hospital sites to four. local campaigners say this one, st helier, faces closure. but the plan's authors say that resources will be shifted into local area teams involving gps, social care staff and nurses, providing care closer to people's homes. for the conservatives, jeremy hunt said, in a written state

thousands of huddersfield fans will ta ke to thousands of huddersfield fans will take to the streetss usually not possible, but they have done it and we are very happy. i‘m one of the happiest men. i‘m so proud for what the players have done and happy for everyone who is connected and supported huddersfield town, especially the chairman. that is all your sport for now. we‘ll have more in the next half—hour. british airways says it will operate a full schedule at heathrow and gatwick today for the first time since the computer failure on saturday disrupted flights around the world. the airline says its it systems are now "back up and running" but "significant numbers" of passengers are still without their luggage which could take some time to sort out. with me now is a brand expert and journalist. what impact is there likely to be, long—term? journalist. what impact is there likely to be, long-term? there will be an impact on summer holidays, because this is the last time people are going to start thinking about who should ibook with go on my summer holiday? and i think this is really

protests against nhs closures are nothing new, but in some communities like huddersfield, concerns aboutowing. this protest last autumn was in reaction to plans to remove a&e services at the local hospital. campaigners say people will suffer because of longer journey times. patients are going to be disbursed all around the north of the country. those will involve longer trips and the longer the trip, the more danger there is in the situation. labour's john ashworth, at a meeting of activists from huddersfield and around yorkshire, said he wanted to halt closures, specifically by stalling nhs reform plans in england. we will say, let's have a moratorium on them and let's step back and have a full review of them. when we reviewed them, must involve clinicians, but let's involve the people as well. so far, they have been cut out of the decisions, and we don't think that is fair. the nhs reform document are known as sustainability and transformation plans and have been published in 44 areas across england. some involve hospital bed cuts and service reductions, with funds reinvested in commun

huddersfield town celebrate promotion to the premier league with an open top bus parade. and coming up in half an hour, huw edwards chairs a debate in cardiff about what the election means for wales, and the rest of the united kingdom. good evening and welcome to bbc news. it's been announced the american singer ariana grande will return to manchester this weekend for a benefit concert. the event on sunday evening will take place nearly two weeks after her gig was attacked in the city, killing 22 people. she'll bejoined for the ‘0ne love manchester‘ gig byjustin bieber, coldplay, katy perry, miley cyrus and take that. it'll take place at old trafford cricket ground on sunday and raise money for the families of those who died and were injured at manchester arena just over a week ago. well meanwhile the chief constable of greater manchester police, ian hopkins, has said that salman abedi, the man who carried out the suicide attack, had not been known to police for his extremist views. mr hopkins revealed that abedi had come to the police‘s attention only for minor criminali

wednesday spent most of the second half defending but huddersfield were unable to make the breakthroughnd race win of the season. joe lynskey was watching. vettel finished second with daniel ricciardo in third. british hopes of winning the giro d‘italia have suffered a huge blow on the ninth stage. team sky‘s geraint thomas and 0rica—scott‘s adam yates were caught up in this collision with a stationary police motorbike just under nine miles from the finish. they were second and third overall at the start of the day, but they trailed the stage winner and the overall leader. by more than five minutes. the stage was won by colombia‘s nairo quitana. disaster to the british riders. that‘s all sport for now. you can keep up to date with all those stories on the bbc sport website. i‘ll have more in the next hour. let‘s ta ke let‘s take another look at the scene in the town hall in paris where president macron accompanied by the mayor of paris, the socialist mayor, and hidalgo, meeting the crowds outside to welcome him. this is a traditional visit. it pretty splendid town hall it has to be said

in the championship play—off final, huddersfield town and reading are drawing 0—0 in the battle for thece in the premier league. our main story — the bbc has obtained new cctv footage which appears to show the manchester bomber, salman abedi, shopping at a convenience store, just 36 hours before the attack. the video shows the man buying food and cleaning products in a shop close to the granby road flat which abedi visited in the hours before the explosion. greater manchester police say‘s it's aware of the footage and enquires are underway to establish if it's connected to their investigation. they say anyone with other footage, images or information should contact the police. and we can show you these pictures from within the last hour — which shows officers investigating last week's attack — searching a landfill site in bury. a total of 14 people are currently in custody. our home affairs correspondent june kelly has this report on the investigation. a young man in a hooded top, jogging pants and trainers, on his own on a sunday morning shop. in this footage obtained by the bbc, he lo

a dull first half provided few opportunities to score with huddersfield's izzy brown let down by hishillsborough on wednesday. forest green rovers have been promoted to the football league after beating tranmere rovers 3—1 in the national league play—off final at wembley. with half time approaching the sides were drawing 1—1 before forest green regained the lead through christian doidge. .. kaiyne woolery had scored forest green's first goal and he then made it 3—1 before the break. neither side managed to add to that and forest green can now look forward to a first season in the football league. it hasn't been a good afternoon for england goalkeeperjoe hart who conceded five goals as his torino side were beaten 5—0 at home to napoli. four of the goals came in the last 30 minutes of the game including this one from dries mertens. hart has let in 57 goals in serie a since leaving manchester city for torino on loan in september. lewis hamilton has moved to within six points of championship leader sebastian vettel after winning the spanish grand prix in barcelona. it's hamilton's second

huddersfield are back in the top flight of the english game for the first time since 1972 after winningagainst reading on penalties. and nine—time champion rafael nadal breezes through his first match at the french open. hello and welcome to the programme where we start with the news coming out of the united states on monday that one of the world's greatest ever golfers, tiger woods, was arrested in the south florida town ofjupiter for driving under the influence. woods who was released a few hours later is second on the all—time list with 14 major titles, but his last win on tour was back in 2013 at the players championship while his last major win came at the us open in 2008. the 41—year—old has struggled with back issues in recent years and returned to the sport after 15 months out injured in december,

they'll play the winner of huddersfield town and sheffield wednesday, which is goalless ahead of tomorrow'sve secured their status in the top divison for another season they beat kilmarnock 3—1. hamilton lost against ross county, which means that they will probably finish 11th and be involved in the relegation play—off against a team from the championship. that's going to be dundee united or falkirk, who are facing each other over two legs. the first leg finished 2—2 tonight. andy murray's struggles on clay continues, he had been defending his title but it didn't last long. he was up against fabio fognini in the second round, he never got into it. broken twice as he lost the first set 6—2. murray from fognini in inspired form. although he broke when the italians served for the match, the first time fognini didn't mess up his second chance, ending murray's rain in rome. johanna konta won her second match in rome. meanwhile, maria sharapova has not been given a wild card to play at the french open later this month the two—time champion at roland garros is playing in rome, but she pulled out w

rapture down the road in huddersfield. right, we have lift off.eeks to be heard across the board. politics is not just who can shout the loudest. laura kuenssberg, bbc news, bradford. in wales, plaid cymru has launched its manifesto, telling voters that wales badly needs a ‘strong voice‘ during the brexit process to protect welsh industry and agriculture. the party leader leanne wood said she wanted to ensure that wales could continue to trade with europe without costly barriers. policies include scrapping business rates, creating a publicly—owned bank, and retaining the triple lock on pensions. the rate of inflation rose last month to its highest since september 2013. the office for national statistics says prices — as measured by the consumer price index — were 2.7% higher in april than the year before. it means the cost of living is now rising faster than wages. the white house has denied president trump compromised national security by revealing classified information to the russian government at a meeting last week. it follows the confirmatio

earlier, huddersfield giants came from behind to win a a gritty, from behind to win a gritty, hard —foughtwell be castleford versus leeds, that's first versus fourth... it kicked off at half five, it's currently 6—0 to castleford, there's live commentary on five live sports extra and the bbc sport website. scotland have successfully defended their title, beating new zealand for their title, beating new zealand for the first time in their history. they came from behind in the final to work on 12—7. it was scotland's first world series win of the season. the moto gp circuit is in le mans this weekend for the french grand prix. but it hasn't gone well for valentino rossi who threw away victory and his championship lead after crashing on the final lap... the seven time world champion was battling with maverick vinales before an error handed the win to his yamaha team—mate just a few corners from the chequered flag. vinales now lea pfrogs rossi at the top of the standings. britain's cal crutchlow finished fifth. meanwhile in the junior category — moto3 — there was an extraordinary pile—up on th

couldn't wait to take him to the football with me, and be a huddersfield town fan like his dad.uldn't feel her baby moving, and there were warning signs of infection. we were left for six hours. we didn't really know anything. theyjust told us, well, theyjust reassured us, didn't they? everything, you know, "everything's 0k." when a qualified midwife says to you, "it could be that, maybe, possibly, we're not sure", i wasn't really concerned because if there was anything alarming they would be doing something more. the inquest later showed sarah should have had an emergency c—section many hours before she did. medical staff failed to act on warning signs, and their son gino was severely starved of oxygen. one of the doctors that was there pulled me to one side and just said, "he's not in a good condition, he was born in a really bad condition and if he does pull through, he's going to be very badly brain—damaged. " i was in the corridor and i was with her mum and dad and ijust said to her mum and dad, isaid... i said, "how am i going to tell sarah that he's not all right?" gino w

it's the second leg of the play—off semi—final between sheffield wednesday and huddersfield, it was goalless reading, who edged past fulham at the madekski stadium last night. jann kermogants penalty saw them reach the wembley final 2—1 on aggregate. and there's full commentary of tonight's match on bbc radio 5live this evening — that's from 19115. there are more fixtures in the scottish premiership tonight. an important one for inverness caledonian thistle, they are four points adrift at the bottom and could face automatic relegation tonight, they are at dundee. stjohnstone face hearts. it's third versus second at ibrox. rangers have next to no chance of finishing above aberdeen. rangers manager pedro caixinha has been talking about that as a target but there was a withering response from the don's boss. if he thinks that doing brilliant at rangers and being on the up by finishing ahead of aberdeen, use kular mistaken. his job finishing ahead of aberdeen, use kular mistaken. hisjob as rangers manager is to finish about celtic. —— he is clearly mistaken. he should be more concerned about tha

huddersfield meet reading in the championship play—off final this afternoon.whoever wins. thank you. more later. here's matt with a look at this morning's weather. quite a mixed weekend. it started off glorious, full of sunshine, and then we had some much—needed rain. we did see things change through the weekend. it will be a funny day today, a lot of cloud, some of you might get away with dry and bright conditions, but the odd rumble of thunder this afternoon. not as severe as the storms last night, rumbling up from france through the south—east of england. between six o'clock last night and six o'clock this morning, over 120,000 flashes of lightning above northern france and south—east england. 500 every minute, producing spectacular shots ca ptu red minute, producing spectacular shots captured by weather watchers across essex, kent and east sussex. those storms are moving away from the coast of norfolk and things are starting to turn a bit dry across southern areas. might even be some sunshine there. one or two showers through devon and parts of somerset. a

the other player is huddersfield against sheffield wednesday tomorrow night.n the scottish premiership tonight. two teams looking to avoid the relegation play—off spot. motherwell can save themselves if they do better against kilmarnock than hamilton do against ross county. dundee united and falkirk are playing in the championship proimotion playoff tonight. plenty to keep across in scotland —— promotion play—off. clubs from the women's super league 2, have been invited to submit applications to join the wsl1 to replace the now defunct notts county ladies. clubs have until the end of the month to demonstrate how they would meet additional licence criteria and financial demands. notts folded just two days before the start of the spring series in april. a decision on the successful bidder will be made next month. now tuson tennis. british number one johanna konta is into the third round of the italian 0pen after knocking out yulia putinseva from kazakhstan. konta is the fifth seed and breezed through the first set 6—3. she then stepped it up, and took the second

protests against nhs closures are nothing new, but in some communities like huddersfield, concerns aboutprotest last autumn was in reaction to plans to remove a&e services at the local hospital. campaigners say people will suffer because of longerjourney times. patients are going to be dispersed all around the north of the country. those will involve longer trips and the longer the trip, the more danger there is in the situation. labour's john ashworth, at a meeting of activists from huddersfield and around yorkshire, said he wanted to halt closures, specifically by stalling nhs reform plans in england. we say, let's have a moratorium on them and let's step back and have a full review of them. when we review them, it must involve clinicians, but let's involve the people as well. so far, they have been cut out of the decisions, and we don't think that is fair. the nhs reform documents are known as sustainability and transformation plans and have been published in 44 areas across england. some involve hospital bed cuts and service reductions, with funds reinvested in community care. the so

a reading supporter then nearly everybody in england, in britain, and maybe in europe supports huddersfieldnd fairytale in british football in a row after leicester last season and this is what we are feeling and we are feeling that we getting backed from a lot of people all over britain. we need to think about what we need to do now to win that game. that is what we will be facing. we would not be thinking about what it does to the club or to the city if you win, there is also the chance that you lose. that's all sport for now. the liberal democrats have accused the conservatives of weakening national security because of their approach to the brexit negotiations. the former deputy prime minister nick clegg says britain will be excluded from a vital data base holding information about criminals and suspects if theresa may insists on leaving the jurisdiction of the european court ofjustice. because this is completely different to sharing intelligence between security services. this is a live database that the police and the border forces across the european union can't use at their computer

in the first match this afternoon, huddersfield giants came from behind to wina huddersfield giants camere. but the game of the day could well be called salford versus leeds. that's first versus fourth. kicked off at half five. currently 6— 02 castleford as live commentary on the five live sports extra. the moto gp circuit is in le mans this weekend for the french grand prix. but it hasn't gone well for valentino rossi who threw away victory and his championship lead after crashing on the final lap... the seven time world champion was battling with maverick vinales before an error handed the win to his yamaha team—mate just a few corners from the chequered flag. vinales now lea pfrogs rossi at the top of the standings. britain's cal crutchlow finished 5th. meanwhile in the junior category — moto3 — there was an extraordinary pile—up on the second lap of their race this morning. an earlier crash had led to one of the bikes dropping fluid on the track. and when the riders approached the tricky downhill corner, they fell like dominos. miraculously, it appears nobody sustained any serious in

rapture down the road in huddersfield. weeks now to be heard across the country. policies are not just who can shout the loudest. there are some big spending commitments in labour's manifesto — from extra funding for education and health, to paying for more police officers and lifting the cap on public sector pay. so where's the money coming from? 0ur economics editor, kamal ahmed, has been taking a closer look at the costs of labour's plans. it's labour's big offer to the voter — an extra £25.3 billion for education, enough to build a thousand schools. £7.7 billion for the nhs, that's quite a few hospitals. and a £4 billion pay rise for the public sector. add in other commitments on policing and the minimum wage, and the grand total of new spending is £48.6 billion. the question labour was asked today, how is it going to pay for its promises. most of it will come from new business taxes. corporation tax will be increased from 20% to 26%. labour says that will raise nearly £20 billion. there will be a new levy on firms tha

the play—off semifinalss sees huddersfield by sheffield wednesday and reading playing fulham.the fourth time this season they have failed to score against the saints. milner had a penalty saved by fraser forster. and forster was again at his best in injury time, denying marko grujic. liverpool are just a point ahead of manchester city, but third is the best they can hope for 110w. third is the best they can hope for now. they have kicked off at arsenal, and manchester united have made eight changes to the side which beat celta vigo on thursday. david de gea has had to make a very good save already. in the scottish premiership, aberdeen are a goal up at hearts. earlier, rangers secured at hearts. earlier, rangers secured a top three finish and a place in next season's europa league qualifiers. they came from behind to beat partick thistle 2—1. in their first international cricket match at lord's, against england, ireland are chasing 329. they won the toss and chose to bowl. they got wi—fi early england wickets but eoin morgan, joe root and jonny bairstow all got big innings. ir

steph mcgovern, bbc news, huddersfield.ntre. here's katherine downes lewis hamilton has won the spanish grand prix. edged out at the start, he fought back to overtake sebastian vettel, who now has just a six point lead over hamilton in the drivers‘ championship. over hamilton in the joe lynskey was watching. over hamilton in the in this board, brilliance comes through bravery. brilliance comes through hamilton's came with a launch for the front. match of the day 2 follows later on bbc one, so if you don't want today's premier league news, it's time to avert your attention. hull city have been relegated from the premier league after a day of contrasting emotions at selhurst park. a 4—0 thrashing at the hands of crystal palace means hulljoin middlesbrough and sunderland in the championship next season. but the result guaranteed that palace will remain in the top flight. it was 4—0 between liverpool and west ham, too. the win moves liverpool back up to third and a step closer to finishing in the champions league places. totten

huddersfield beat catalan dragons eating— ten. salford city reds 24—12 up eating— ten.. he started the day second from the bottom. the mortal duda moto gp circuit —— the moto gp circuit has not gone well for valentino rossi today. he was just a few corners from the chequered flag when this happened. . fernando alonso will compete for pole position at the indianapolis 500 later today. he made it through the first qualifying day seventh fastest a nd the first qualifying day seventh fastest and goes into sunday's fast nine to fight it out for pole position for next sunday's race. the support from every body who has been amazing, everybody is stopping us been amazing, everybody is stopping us and saying thank you for coming, we are proud that you are here. it makes me proud to be here too, because this is the world, in motor sport, i want to experience this exactly as i am experiencing it now. that is all from me. you can keep up—to—date on all of those stories on the bbc sport website. i will have more for you in the next hour. time for the weather. freed from extremism, t