in return to the premier league. 2004, leeds united flight in 2004, leeds united left the top flight ine—time league champions hoped the drop down would be temporary. instead it took a generation. just three years earlier, leeds were in the champions league last four, but they got their expending what they could not afford. huge debts meant star players had to leave and relegation left a broken club in freefall. soon they dropped further down to league 1. it's been a long way back. for me 110w 1. it's been a long way back. for me now to sit here and look back 60 yea rs now to sit here and look back 60 years ago, i played the last game that they were in the premier league, it makes you realise how long it actually was. —— 16 years ago. the following that leeds united have got, the support base they have got, the premier league is without doubt a better place with leeds united in it. with the revival being led by a south american, leeds came third in last season's championship and marcelo bielsa state to try again. he barely speaks the language but he is part of yorkshire fabric. he has c

katie gornall, bbc news, leeds. so congratulations to leeds.pretty comfortable night for west ham. three goals before half time including this terrific strike from declan rice. watford did pull one back in the second half but 3—1 it finished. that leaves west ham all but safe, they're up to 15th. a century apiece from ben stokes and dom sibley have put england in control of the second test at old trafford. their partnership of 260 helped the hosts to 469 for nine declared. west indies ended the day on 32 for one. our sports correspondent andy swiss was watching. he makes the extraordinary scene almost commonplace. seem almost commonplace. for ben stokes, just another day of batting brilliance. he began it in watchful mode. his customary attack mingled with caution. but gradually, he and partner dom sibley wore the west indies down and, soon, sibley had his reward. dom sibley‘s got there. cricket‘s first biosecure centurion, after nearly eight hours of painstaking patience. and then it was his partner's turn — a more audacious way to reach 100.

leeds united are a premier league team once again.ormerly one of england's biggest clubs, the yorkshire side has been out of the top flight for 16 years. but a 2—1 defeat for championship rivals west brom at huddersfield tonight secured leeds‘ promotion, as katie gornall reports. so close, they could almost touch it. last night, leeds put themselves on the brink of promotion. tonight, west brom's failure to beat huddersfield made it official. after 16 years, leeds united are back in the premier league. the history of leeds united is peppered with soaring highs and crushing lows. one of the biggest clubs in britain in the 1970s, in 1992 they became the last champions of the old first division and at the turn of the century were one of the most exciting teams in the top flight. full—back danny mills had a front row seat. nobody deserves to be there, you have to earn the right. that's what they've done. i think the energy that they play with, the style of football that they have, the passion that they bring, the history, i think the prem

what has been the impact he made at leeds? 0h, what has been the impact he made at leeds?blems. we will try to come back. it was all working so well. it a lwa ys it was all working so well. it always happens when you're just about to speak to somebody. 0h, always happens when you're just about to speak to somebody. oh, i think harry is back. harry, let's try again. the signal is a bit ropey. you are used to that, aren't you? how are you, harry? i am you? how are you, harry? iam in you? how are you, harry? i am in good form, thank you. sad, obviously, because we have lost some absolute greats of english football, make no mistakes. he is on the same level as just about anybody, as far as i am concerned. i was privileged because i interviewed him many, many times. i worked with a few coaches as well a few times and the thing jack a lwa ys a few times and the thing jack always gave you what you did not know what to expect. he could give you controversy or just know what to expect. he could give you controversy orjust be quite obstinate at times as well but i think it is partic

what we know is that leeds united and leeds city itself i5 leeds united and leeds city itself is theas moved around various countries and clu bs moved around various countries and clubs before but i think he has found a home in yorkshire and yorkshire folk love him but you can see him wandering around wetherby, he pops into the local coffee shop, fa ns he pops into the local coffee shop, fans go up to him, he does it on a daily basis but what he does is give everything to the cause. he is meticulous in his preparation and the way he gets the team ready and he has been rewarded and we are delighted we have had him these two yea rs delighted we have had him these two years and long may it continue. tony, thanks very much indeed and i hope it sinks in at some point this weekend! and you can enjoy the moment and relax. marcelo bielsa, title winning defender from 1992. moment and relax. marcelo bielsa, title winning defenderfrom1992. i ama title winning defenderfrom1992. i am a leeds fan myself and it does funny things to you, supporting leeds, as tony said. it has been horrendous over th

leeds united sang that his contribution to the game and leeds united will never be forgotten. football folklore forever and his records at leeds united are unlikely ever to be surpassed. tributes to jack charlton have been pouring in online. his grandaughter, emma wilkinson, tweeted "beyond sad to have to say goodbye to my beloved grandad, jack charlton. he enriched so many lives through football, friendship and family. he was a kind, funny and thoroughly genuine man and ourfamily will miss him enormously." the fa wrote: "we are devastated by the news that jack charlton, a member of our world cup—winning team of 1966, has passed away. our deepest sympathies are with jack's family, friends and former clubs." ireland's football association tweeted: "the fa! is deeply saddened to learn of the death ofjack charlton, the manager who changed irish football forever. our thoughts are with pat and the family at this sad time. #rip". leeds united, they said the club we re leeds united, they said the club were deeply saddened to learn of the death of a club legend. in the united states,

unlike in leeds, there was no opportunity to see the players.are the moment with us, but i'm sure they're celebrating at home and i know how happy they will be for all of us, for the club, for the team, for the lads and i look forward to that moment when we come back in the stadium and we can have it together. after 30 years, liverpool's long—awaited coronation is complete and the real party is yet to come. katie gornall, bbc news. for the first time in its 29 year history, female artists and female—fronted bands outnumber men on the shortlist for the mercury prize — which recognises the best album of the year by british and irish artists. our entertainment correspondent colin paterson has all the details. # if you don't wanna see me, dancing with somebody... it's females to the fore at the mercury prize. this album of the year award started way back in 1992, but, for the very first time, women make up the majority of the 12—strong shortlist. # don't show up. # don't come out. with brit winner dua lipa... # i like, i like, i like... ..charli xcx

he spent his entire playing—career at leeds united and later, as a manager, led ireland to the worldals in italy in 1990. his family paid tribute to him, saying he was "a friend to many" and "a much—adored husband, father, grandfather and great—grandfather". andy swiss looks back at his life. he was known as big jack, and he was a footballing giant. jack charlton turned his courage and charisma into a quite remarkable career. bobby charlton with the corner. jack! a perfect girl. he grew up in northumberland, alongside his younger brother bobby, and while bobby's skills soon made him a star, jack's more defensive qualities were less glamorous, and he knew it. great tackle by charlton. came in like a brick wall, and an elbow in the face. people tried to compare us, and i used to say you shouldn't compare us. i can't play. i can stop other people playing, but i can't play. bobby can play. he's a creative player. but there's a place in the game for both types. england kept him waiting, though. charlton was nearly 30 when he was finally called up, but he soon made his mark with his first

leeds united are a premier league team once again.ut of the top flight for 16 years. but a 2—1 defeat for championship rivals west brom at huddersfield tonight secured leeds' promotion, as katie gornall reports. so close, they could almost touch it. last night, leeds put themselves on the brink of promotion. tonight, west brom's failure to beat huddersfield made it official. after 16 years, leeds united are back in the premier league. the history of leeds united is peppered with soaring highs and crushing lows. one of the biggest clubs in britain in the 19705, in 1992 they became the last champions of the old first division and at the turn of the century were one of the most exciting teams

i'm actually a leeds united fan, so you've got to people massively celebrating tonight because leedsured promotion to the premier league de congratulations and. for the first time in 16 years. it's a massive night for us as well, so we can share some point, herjoy. on that happy note, so we don't and with an argument, it was lovely to have you both back here again and hopefully we can talk to you about the papers. that's it for the papers this hour. goodbye for now. good evening. we start with west bromwich albion, who will play premier league football next season. a 2—2 draw with queens park rangers has ensured they finish in the second automatic promotion place behind the champions leeds. they fell behind at the hawthorns tonight, but turned it round with goals either side of the break from grady diangana and callum robinson. qpr did manage an equaliser, but the point was enough in the end for the baggies to seal their return to the premier league. brentford could have pipped west brom to that automatic promotion spot but they lost 2—1 at home to barnsley. clarke oduor with the sto

down in leeds and sheffield of course, in yorkshire, he is remembered, certainly at leeds united, iser, he should be remembered. and of course, he was a big man, big personality. just give us big man, big personality. just give usa big man, big personality. just give us a flavour of what he was like as a man. well, he was known as the giraffe. his nickname of course was big jack. as a player, as mentioned in that piece, he was completely uncompromising. completely the opposite to his brother, sir bobby. and perhaps on the face of it, he didn't come across as someone who would be leading lights in the coaching world. but in the 70s, he was very much ahead of his time, if you like. certainly when he took over at ireland, he had been appointed almost by accident. the irish fa kind of gave it to him through voting system, when it looked like paisley was going to get thejob. what looked like paisley was going to get the job. what they didn't realise was that he had gone to the 1986 world cup finals with his wife pat and had seen that world football was basically far too easily easy. the d

for leeds united, such a playerfor them, a record number of appearances, 773 appearances for leeds. signed upfor united legend. bobby charlton signed up for manchester united when jack charlton was undergoing his national service. when he came back from that national service he was given a trial with leeds united, but he turned it down saying he wanted to go down the mines with his father, but he reconsidered the offer from leeds united. the rest is history. it was his mother who got him and the rest of the sons into football. his father apparently wasn't that interested in football, but his mother was a keen school football coach. she was the one that got her boys involved in playing football. after signing up for leeds united, he went on to play for england, represented his country 35 times, playing in two world cups and the european championship. a successful managerial career followed pretty much straight after his retirement from playing. he led middlesbrough to the 1974 second division title, then sheffield wednesday to promotion. we had a spell at newcastle united. than that

he spent his entire playing career at leeds united, winning the league title in 1969.or england until he was nearly 30, but soon made his mark, scoring his first international goal against finland in 1966. oh, and jacky charlton's got it. and it's a goal! and a month later came his defining moment — both he and bobby part of the team which lifted the world cup. the brothers were now both international celebrities. after 35 caps and more than 600 appearances for leeds, charlton eventually retired as a player in 1973, before embarking on the next stage of his career. he was first a manager at middlesbrough, where his passion and personality proved an instant hit. if the ball's coming towards you and he's going back, there's no way you're going tojump. he guided them to promotion before spells at sheffield wednesday and newcastle united. but it's as the republic of ireland's manager that he'll be most colourfully remembered. after taking them to their first ever world cup in 1990, charlton's team produced the shock of the tournament by reaching the quarterfinals. ireland!

let's take you to scenes across the pennines in leeds united, outside the elland road stadium.ebrate the team's promotion to the premier league and winning the championship trophy. the club defended their decision for the players to stand on an open top bus. they made a brief appearance with a championship trophy and they hoped it would send an end to the proceedings and hoped it would send the fans home safely. but i thought for the chelsea fans leaving elland road means they are relegated to league 1 once more. some very happy people and some pretty gloomy people. thank you very much. the response to the coronavirus pandemic has shown the "sheer might" of the uk union, borisjohnson has said as he travels to scotland today. during his first visit since last year's general election, the prime minister will meet business leaders and military personel to thank them for their response to the crisis. the snp says the visit shows mrjohnson is "in a panic" about rising support for scottish independence. let's get the thoughts now of professor sirjohn curtice, professor of politics at

leeds united's wait to return to the premier league is finally over.night meant that one of the biggest clubs in england return to the top flight of english football. the result sparked celebrations across the city. 0ur reporter mike bushell has spent the morning at the home of leeds, elland road. yes, so leeds united fans and players, indeed, have been celebrating into the night after getting back into the premier league for the first time in 16 years. for thenit for the first time in 16 years. for then it seems like an eternity. five owners, 15 managers, they have finally done it after all of their financial problems and what they have been through. you can see what it means to the city into the fans andi it means to the city into the fans and i amjoined it means to the city into the fans and i am joined by dave simpson, author of the last champion is all about leeds united. what was it like last night for you? it was incredible. it does feel slightly surreal. you wait so long for something and then it is finally here. you wake up the morning and thi

in the championship, the title winners leeds travelled to derby county and won 3—1.larke stuck out a leg and put the ball into his own net. derby were already unable to reach the play—offs. in the other championship match, barnsley have escaped relegation for now after scoring in the 94th minute against nottingham forest. patrick schmidt keeping their championship survival hopes alive with a 1—0 win. a point for nottingham forest would have secured a play—off place. it was an impressive display from lewis hamilton at the hungarian grand prix — leading from start to finish. his victory moves him to the top of the formula 1 world championship. the six—time world champion finshed ahead of max verstappen, who came second, despite crashing on the warm—up lap. adam wild reports. so often in formula one yourfate owes much to your position on the starting grid. but in hungary, for some just getting there was proving problematic. this was red bull's max verstappen crashing on the way to the start. up front in pole position once more lewis hamilton leading the way is his speci

it's been 16 long years since leeds united were in the premier league — but they'll be on the brink ofthe championship tonight if they beat barnsley before kicking off at elland road this afternoon the two teams paid tribute to jack charlton who died on friday. it took leeds less than half an hour to opening the scoring, although they had barnsley‘s michael sollbauer to thank for finishing it. and with just a few minutes left, leads are still one habits are up, they will need just a point if they win to seal a place in the premier league next season. and there could be another team all in white about to celebrate. with the spanish football season approaching its climax and with two games to go, real madrid need just two points to clinch the title, because of their head—to—head record against second—placed barcelona. a win tonight against villarreal will wrap up la liga for los blancos. barcelona are at home to 0sasuna, but it's out of their hands now as drew savage reports. not long now until real metric at their first shot at clinching my week off for some four point square barcelona,

anything except a win for the baggies would mean leeds returning to the premier league for the firstd took the lead after just four minutes. 0'shea has found an equaliser for west it's one —— one at the break. currently 11 into the second half at the moment. if it stays like this leads is returned to the premier league will be confirmed this evening. league will be confirmed this evening. there's a huge game at the bottom of the premier league tonight, 16th place west ham take on 17th place watford. they're both only three points clear of the relegation zone. watford have won their last two matches, while west ham go into the game having picked up seven points from their last 12. we have our noses are slightly in front. we have to stay in front and do everything to be in that position. we hoped it would get there. i would rather be in our position than a couple of other teams' position, that's for sure, but we have not done the job. far from it. the players are aware of that and we have to at least win another game. they're doing what we're doing, fighting for their lives, that's wha

leeds united onto after they went on swansea. in the last minute they are. leads need for points from their last three championship games to end their 16 year absence from the top flight. a big their 16 year absence from the top flight. a big win for stoke at the bottom of the championship they beat birmingham to know to get themselves ina bit birmingham to know to get themselves in a bit of breathing space. therefore points clear of the regular legation as our birmingham. and the liverpool women's captain sophie bradley—auckland is putting her football career on hold to help herfamily run their care home through the coronavirus pandemic. the defender was the club's player of the year last season, but is also the manager of the care home in nottingham. lewis hamilton cruised to his first victory of this formula 1 season, in yet another mercedes one two at the styrian grand prix. leading from pole throughout, he finished ahead of teammate valterri bottas, for ferrari however, it was another day to forget. adam wild reports. these d

but in football, leeds united have been confirmed as this season's championship champions.motion to the premier league last night. but when brentford suffered a 1—0 defeat at stoke this afternoon, it meant leeds — who play derby tomorrow — took the division title. lewis hamilton claimed the 90th pole position of his career as he qualified fastest for tomorrow's hungarian grand prix. despite the threat of rain, the six—time world champion set a track record time at the hungaroring in his mercedes ahead of his team—mate and championship leader valtteri bottas. there's more throughout the evening on bbc news. we're back with the late news at 10pm. now on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. hello. we have some big contrasts in the weather across the uk right now. the warmest weather will remain in the south—east of the country, temperatures are still hovering around the mid 20s. but wales, the north of england, you can see, overcast, satellite image here, and the radar superimposed, you can see outbreaks of rain moving through wales into parts of northern england. bu

fiona trott, bbc news, leeds.ported to have died in the past 24—hour period after testing positive for coronavirus stands at 148. that takes the total number of deaths across the uk to 44,798. it comes as certain lockdown measures were eased in england — with the re—opening of open—air theatres, live music venues and swimming pools. and in wales, a phased reopening for holidaymakers has also begun. charlotte gallagher reports. back in the water finally. these swimmers in south east london are some of the first in england to return to the pool after a wait of almost four months. it is indescribable, really, the feeling ofjust being able to glide through the water. it's just something that i was desperately missing. i was getting jealous of the ducks in the ponds. for those in the industry, it's good to see people in the pool again. with all the stresses and strains of life, getting in the water is about as far from normal life as you can get. it's real escapism. so it's mental health as well. there have been a lot

and remembering a legend — leeds united pay their respects as they look to move a step closer to their. welcome to the programme, thanks forjoining us. if england's second test against the west indies is as thrilling as the first we're in for a treat. play got under way at old trafford today with england looking to level the series, after they lost the first match by four wickets in southampton. jofra archer's electric fast bowling was one of the highlights there — but he's playing no part in manchester after being dropped this morning for breaking the rules around being in a bio secure bubble. 0ur cricket reporter henry moran was watching the opening day. we'll talk about jofra archer in a minute — but let's start with dom sibley because it's not everyday he gets a half century and he's steadied england on day one along with ben stokes 7 yes, though he has been dropped ice, he has been excellent for england, saw it at the top of the line up in jess's eighth tests match up. saw it at the top of the line up in jess's eighth tests match up. they lost early wickets with two batman falling

coming up on tonight's programme: a leeds united legend, a world cup—winner and the man credited withg irish football, tributes to jack charlton, who's died at the age of 85. the end of the road for norwich — officially relegated to the championship, as another defeat leaves them firmly anchored to the bottom of the table. england's batsmen hit back against the west indies in southampton to leave the first test finely balanced. and lewis hamilton storms to pole with a masterclass, in the rain at the styrian grand prix. hello and welcome to tonight's programme on a day we're remembering one of football's legendary characters. jack charlton — a world cup—winner with england in 1966 — but there was so much more to his remarkable career. a record—breaking player with leeds united and a manager who would make history with the republic of ireland, today credited as the man to change irish football forever. earlier, i spoke to former england striker gary lineker, who told me charlton had the right personality to be a great manager. jack was a natural leader. he was a fighter in the way he bo

west bromwich albion going up to the ship with leeds. —— por old nottingham forest.to ta ke thank you for that, olly. i'm here to take you through the rest of the day's news, coronavirus aside. the uk and eu have said they remain some way off reaching a post—brexit trade agreement, following the latest negotiations in london. uk chief negotiator david frost said there were "considerable gaps" in the most difficult areas, but a deal could still be reached in september. the uk has ruled out extending the december deadline to reach a deal. here's what david frost — the uk negotiator had to say. we have made progress in areas like trade, trade in goods and services, transport, social security cooperation, eu programmes participation and so on which is good but nevertheless big differences do remain, in particular on the familiar questions of the level playing fields and fisheries policy. the eu has listened to us in some areas. we have made clear our concerns about the role of the european court in any future agreement and the eu has listened to that. for our part we hav

this will electrify the route from leeds to manchester.sely with leaders in london. the problem is, something similar was set up in 2018 and since then, things got so bad that it had to be taken back into public ownership and treasury figures out last year suggest per head spending on commuters in london is 2.5 times that of northerners. no wonder people are fed up. we are not cattle, we‘ re wonder people are fed up. we are not cattle, we‘re people. peeved passengers. two carriages full, they leg, overheat. cross commuters. can i swear on leg, overheat. cross commuters. can iswearona leg, overheat. cross commuters. can i swear on a camera? no. i can't forget that. these travellers are tired. from crewe to carlisle, from manchester to middlesbrough, for yea rs manchester to middlesbrough, for years they have been telling us they are angry and this is why. they say there is overcrowding, cancelled servicing, chaotic timetables, changes in ownership and all as prices go up. i have to work through my lunch break to make up the time. i was late

instead leeds were back in training, ahead of a game against derby on sunday. be forgiven for being in a celebratory mood. defender luke ayling filmed them as they chanted their manager's name as he arrived earlier. in italy's serie a, atalanta missed the chance to go second after a 1—1 draw against hellas verona. cagliari and sassuolo also drew 1—1 and in form milan are currently 2—0 up against bologna at the san siro. milan have performed well since returning to action last month and are close to securing a european spot. rain prevented any play in manchester on saturday in the second test between england and west indies. and though england are on top, they'll only have tomorrow and monday to try to force a win. they did deal with some off—field matters. joffre archer was fined and given a warning for breaking coronavirus protocols between tests. 0ur reporter henry moeran is inside the bio bubble at old trafford. well, i think the narrative around this story has been very interesting, as we've learnt more about it. mr archer headed home to his flat in brighto

in the championship, the title winners leeds travelled to derby county and won 3—1.t the ball into his own net. derby were already unable to reach the play—offs. in the other championship match, it's 0—0 between barnsley and nottingham forrest. a point for forest would secure a play—off place. barnsley need a win to avoid relegation. well, arsenal will discover their opponents for next month's fa cup final after they beat the holders manchester city yesterday. manchester united and chelsea meet in the second semi—final at wembley at 6pm. eilidh barbour is there for us. this is usually such a big day for the fans of the clubs involved, but of course they won't be here again today. wembley is an eerily empty place given a golf is not far away. but for the clubs, they are both tying up that last remaining club in the final against arsenal on august the final against arsenal on august the 1st. alan shearer will be part of our coverage this afternoon and joins me now. how tough is this want to call? this is a really difficult one to call. although manchester united have b

much of the £589 million will be used to electrify the transpennine main line between manchester and leeds's nina warhurst to explain more. this 589 million will begin by accelerating plans to electrify the route, the implements one between leeds and manchester were received so many. on top of that, there will double the numbers of tracks, so there's horrible times when your train get caught the behind a slow one. again, they will set up this northern transport acceleration council. what that means a senior ministers from the department for transport will be in regular contact with northern lasers to make sure these improvement happen —— northern leaders. this is outside source live from the bbc newsroom. the world health organisation and says intense transmission of coronavirus is not restricted to a handful of countries, but warns people not to be complacent as global cases continue to rise. prime minister boris johnson prime minister borisjohnson was in scotla nd prime minister borisjohnson was in scotland today. never one to miss a photo opportunity. auctioning is far up photo opportun

lots of other football going on today, at leeds united on the verge of a return to the primary leaguen over swansea. the winner in the last minute there. leads lead forward points for the last three champion games to enter a 16 year absence from the top flight. and there was a big win for stoke at the bottom of the championship. they beat birmingham two —— anil to give themselves a bit of breathing space. they points clear and relegation as oui’ they points clear and relegation as our birmingham. in the liverpool women's captain is putting her football career on hold to help her family run their care home through the coronavirus pandemic. the defendant with this clubs player of the year last season. but is also the year last season. but is also the manager of the care home in nottingham. lewis hamilton, cruised to his first victory of this formula 1 to his first victory of this formula i season. yet another mercedes one at the grand prix. leading from pole he finished ahead of his team—mate bought us. and for ferrari however, it was another day to forget. these days formula i fans jus

a huge clean—up operation has been taking place this morning in leeds city centre, after celebrationsyorkshire police said a female officer was hit by a bottle and taken to hospital with serious head injuries. nine people were arrested for public order offences. over the past few months thousands of student health workers have been playing a crucial role helping the nhs through the coronavirus outbreak. more than 40,000 students answered a call to help, many working on the front line for the first time. jim reed has been speaking to some of them. so this is liskeard community hospital. it is normally a rehabilitation hospital. it was the allocated ward for covid—i9—positive patients. joy o'gorman is coming to the end of her student placement in cornwall. the height of the pandemic, the ward was full. so the bed capacity is 31. this year, student nurses likejoy could choose, either delay their placements until next year and concentrate on theory instead, or volunteer to help the nhs through the outbreak. lots of students were not able to come out on placement because they needed to shi

it means leeds, who were promoted yesterday, cannot be caught at the top.n grand prix. he beat team—mate valtteri bottas to lead a mercedes one—two in qualifying — as the six time world champion bids for a record—equalling eighth victory at one circuit.

leeds have taken the title, but there's still a lot at stake this evening, with automatic promotion andaces and a handful of clubs still fighting against relegation. west brom are second at the moment but only by a point. they have to beat qpr at home to be sure of goint up to the premier league with leeds, but if they slip up, brentford or fulham could jump above them it is 90 minutes until the end or something great and we are ready to cross that line. we are ready to give everything. we are playing at home, on our pitch. i'm extremely positive and i'm extremely optimistic. we should be proud of what we have done so far. the whole west bromwich albion team. now is the time to finish it off. we have got to do it. the premier league season comes to a close on sunday. aston villa moved out of the relegation zone last night, but only on goal difference. their bid to stay up will go to the final day. joe lynskey reports. aston villa's manager barely raised a smile. his team have one game to go and the job a smile. his team have one game to go and thejob is not done a smile. his team have o

fiona trott, bbc news, leeds.azil has been devastated by coronavirus — more than 1.4 million people have been infected and the numbers are rising fast. our world travels to sao paulo. coronavirus has wreaked havoc on brazil. over 1.6 million have been infected and more than 65,000 have died. its people are suffering deep economic pain, with the country's millions of domestic maids especially hard hit. many have lost theirjobs, forcing them to choose between eating and paying the rent. this is their story. neca is a maid. she is preparing to go to work for a family who live in one of sao paulo's wealthiest neighbourhoods. with a spike in deaths in may, sao paulo's population of 12 million has been put under a near total lockdown. however, many have no choice but to work. rossana is a lawyer. neca has worked for her family for over 20 years. it is thought that the virus entered brazil with the wealthy returning from their holidays. spreading rapidly amongst their ranks, it became known as the disease of the rich. bu

this government has a habit of playing the north against itself, playing manchester against leeds withhe north should aim at unifying these voices and press ahead with delivery. the most important thing is the north develops a plan and delivers it. what about affordability? the cost of getting ona affordability? the cost of getting on a bus and using otherforms of public transport is a lot less expensive in london compared to other parts, isn't it? the way that fa res other parts, isn't it? the way that fares for rail work is fares are managed by demand and as you have more trains, fares can come down. if the trains are packed, you can charge what you like. the only way we can reduce fares is by increasing capacity on the system. in the long term you have got hs2, or the fast connection across the pennines, but in the shorter term this trans— pennine upgrade, electrification allows you to run more trains because the trains fit more closely together on the tracks, so ultimately if you want to reduce fa res, ultimately if you want to reduce fares, you need more capacity in the system. ga

in leeds, and shh fields and particularly because of his fate in ireland. he was the most popular english men in ireland by some distance of his time. the face that give it a lashjack. just some distance of his time. the face that give it a lash jack. just try, throw everything at it, turn things around, you can make a small team like ours take on the grades. to beat and draw with england tournaments to the romania, italy, italy at a world cup. that's what he managed. that's why he was so revered and loved in ireland. but also one of that elite group of ii men that won the group delay not work out. the greatest feat in english history. he was part of it. perfect point to end our review of the papers this evening. thank you very much it's been great seeing both of you again thank you. yes, thatisit both of you again thank you. yes, that is it for us from the papers today. coming up next year on bbc news coming up next it's the film review. enjoy. hello and welcome to the film review with me, anna smith. i'm filling in for mark kermode to review this week's r

he has played the leeds united tune. we we re played the leeds united tune.now? are we able to go and see him?” fantastic. is he playing now? are we able to go and see him? i will get him ready to play his leeds united tune for you. you talk us through it. k. while you are going, tune for you. you talk us through it.“ while you are going, sally, tell us about the next challenge for lennie... oh, we are staying with you, sally, keep with us. this is like through the keyhole! would you like through the keyhole! would you like to read your message? hi, i'm lennie, leeds united are the champions, hurray! i'm so proud of all of them. inaudible marching on together plays. oh, sally, will you tell him we love it? sally, if you could get lennie ready to do somewhere over the rainbow, we will come back to you with somewhere over the rainbow after an update on joan. with somewhere over the rainbow after an update onjoan. brilliant. iam after an update onjoan. brilliant. i am looking to my left to see where we are. earlier on breakfast, we had a lovely conversatoin with

charles and also won the english league title with his club leeds after retiring as a player he became a successful manager he was ireland's 1st foreign coach. this is of course to give you news and here's a reminder of our top story at this hour. bosnia has been remembering the thousands of muslims killed in this rubber need some massacre 25 years ago the killings were europe's worst atrocities since the 2nd world war. you know forget you could always get news on the go just download our app from google play or from the app store them give you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for any breaking news and if you're part of a news story you can also use that if you have to send us photos and videos from what's happening in your part of the world. a mix by search that's what's. what secrets lie behind. discover new adventures in 360 degree. and explore fascinating world heritage sites. g w world heritage 360 get the maps now. if it is for me. is for. me it's for.

of england's 1966 world cup winning team charlton also won the english league title with his club leeds retiring as a player he became a successful manager he was ireland's 1st foreign coach. and joining me in the studio to set a little more light on this interesting characters aren't so easy from getting the sports thanks for being here are just how big a person personality was was he well he was huge he's one of the big ones but he didn't have the talent and skill of mara dano or pelayo or nowadays christiane although but he was a tough tackling defender he could read the game really well and he could bring the best out of his teammates and i think that's what the england coach sir alf ramsey saw back in 1065 when you're before england was to host the world cup and so we called him on to the invited him on to the squad he was 29 years old at the time so kind of late to start international career but the gamble paid off england won the world cup the next year with charlton and it was an iconic victory and he just brought out the best in everyone and also people really like the fact tha

a leeds united legend, a world cup winner and the man credited with changing irish football.k charlton, who's died at the age of 85. the end of the road for norwich — officially relegated to the championship as another defeat leaves them firmly anchored to the bottom of the table. england's batsmen hit back against the west indies in southampton to leave the first test finely balanced. and lewis hamilton storms to pole with a masterclass in the rain at the styrian grand prix.