delight for leeds united. brentford to stay up, as burnley are relegated, following defeat to newcastle. and back on top. max verstappen recovers to take the f1 championship lead with victory in spain. also coming up in the programme, the french open is under way, and we've already seen a couple of shocks. we'll tell you who's gone out today. and england's matt fitzpatrick will start the final round of the uspga championshipjust three shots off the lead in oklahoma. hello, and welcome along to sportsday on an incredible final day of drama in the premier league. manchester city are champions again after coming from two goals down late on to beat aston villa at the etihad. there were wild scenes at the end, as they looked out of it with about 15 minutes to go. our correspondent andy swiss is there for us. great to see you. and unbearable time largely, so how much will it mean to win this title in this manner? it mean to win this title in this manner?— manner? it was absolutely extraordinary, _ manner? it was abs

leeds were seeing little of the ball and bradford were edging closer. in the last five games, the odds were against leeds. suddenly a penalty came their way. swiftly dispatched by ruffini, again to ease. —— the stress began to ease. newcastle scored at burnley, who pulled one back and brentford equalised. leeds were still staying up and survival was confirmed whenjack harrison made it 2—1. but there were sadder scenes when the news filtered through, ending burnley�*s six seasons of premier league football. jim lumsden, bbc news. cutting for burnley. gutting for burnley. the race for fourth was never really in doubt after spurs sealed their place in next season's champions league, with an emphatic 5—0 victory over norwich. they needed just a draw, given their far superior goal difference over rivals arsenal. two from dejan kulusevksi and son heung min, plus a harry kane goal, blew away the already relegated norwich at carrow road. a destructive performance from antonio conte�*s men, who pip their rivals to europe's premier competition. and arsenal put in

rough day for leeds united. they've dropped into the relegation zone after a 2—1 defeat to arsenal.tmare of a start for leeds as eddie nketiah robbed keeper illan meslier of the ball to score the opener inside five minutes. arsenal would double their lead shortly after as gabriel martinelli found nketiah inside the area, leaving the visitors a mountain to climb. they were down to 10 men shortly after, but grabbed a goal in the second half when diego llorente scored to make for a tense finish at the emirates, but leeds were unable to find an equaliser, meaning they fall into the relegation zone. we have a really bad start. we dug a hole for ourselves. we know that. at half—time, we talked about keeping other composure, not losing anyone else because there was a massive amount of frustration, treating the game like it was 0—0 and making sure we didn't get robbed the goal. see if you get a goal and make the game _ see if you get a goal and make the game interesting. we could use it as positive momentum moving forward, and that's what we did, so obviously, we're in a difficult situation

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leeds have dropped into the relegation spots after a 2—1 defeat to arsenal.ds as eddie nketiah robbed keeper illan meslier of the ball to score the opener inside five minutes. arsenal would double their lead shortly after as gabriel martinelli found nketiah inside the area, leaving the visitors a mountain to climb. they were down to io—men shortly after, but grabbed a goal in the second half when diego llorente scored to make for a tense finish at the emirates, but leeds were unable to find an equaliser, meaning they fall into the relegation zone. we have a really bad start. we dug a hole for ourselves. we know that. at half—time we talked about keeping other composure, not losing anyone else because there was a massive amount of frustration, treating the game like it was 0—0 and making sure we didn't get robbed the goal. then make the game interesting. we could use it as positive momentum moving forward, and that's what we did, so obviously, we're in a difficult situation, but we have to find ways to keep strong and move forward. we controlled the game reall

[aid for leeds and manchester city, infact, he family, his dad [aid for leeds and manchester city, inway and austria,, and at 21—year—old spent the last three years thing for mauricio dortmund in the german bundesliga. a look at his goals to gain ratio, reads more like from a computer game than top level football. ~ , ., , , ., football. well, the germans used to call him a machine. _ football. well, the germans used to call him a machine. i— football. well, the germans used to call him a machine. ithink- football. well, the germans used to call him a machine. i think that - football. well, the germans used to call him a machine. i think that you | call him a machine. i think that you shouldn't call a human a machine, but he is as close as you get. the way that he is tall, blonde norwegian, as he would imagine a viking coming to the uk thousands of years ago, but the only thing that is peaceful, he can score goals, he is peaceful, he can score goals, he is strong, and his technical ability is strong, and his technical ability is great, he is a great, great go—getter. is great, he is a

leeds scored an injury time equaliser to boost their slim chances of survival.lbeck had given brighton the lead in the first half. it means that leeds have moved out of the relegation places above burnley for now, but they have a game in hand over jesse marsch's side. elsewhere, leicester thrashed already relegated watford with draws between wolves and norwich, as well as aston villa and crystal palace. so let's see what those results do to the bottom of the table. burnley fall to 18th and into the relegation zone following leeds' draw with brighton today. everton still in danger there too after that defeat to brentford. the bottom two are already relegated. stjohnstone will head into the scottish premiership play—offs after being beaten 4—0 by hibs. a fairly drab goalless draw there at aberdeen. and dundee finished out their miserable season with defeat as livingston secured a seventh—place fnish. a seventh—place finish. queens park have reached the scottish championship for the first time after beating airdrie—onians in the play—off final. simon murray scored

so i live in leeds, actually, just up the m1.th, just north of london. and then i moved up about six years ago to go to leeds college of music and stayed. so you've been lured from hertfordshire on the edges of london to do the most creative ofjobs here in barnsley. absolutely. john wants to grow his business, but says he can't find the staff from the local colleges in barnsley. we talk about creating better jobs. we talk about creating skills and a lot of these skills now that are needed are still not on a lot of people's radar. where i think the government would fail is if they didn't recognise that, because the jobs of yesterday aren't the jobs of tomorrow, and there's so many opportunities out there. i think that one of the problems that we've had is that further education colleges of the past have been incentivised to get people in to do a particular set of courses which are easily sellable to students, what sort of courses? well, again, it will depend on the individual location, but we're setting up and i know it sounds bur

leeds play at arsenal, everton are at leicester.es — on a day where the sale of the club was agreed. an agreement is now in place with an american consortium lead by billionnaire todd boelhy. he was watching at stamford bridge this afternoon as chelsea looked to consolidate third spot in the table — romelu lukaku got two goals in three second—half minutes but this man here conor coady scored a 97th minute equaliser to keep wolves in europa league contention. thomas tuchel was not happy. he's been talking to the bbc�*s vicky sparks. i think that we give everything but the decisions we take, we take risks in the position is to read the game, which is needed to also, we struggle, i don't know why exactly, but it is something we get punished for. my mac and off the pitch, todd boelhy, the of the greek terms, how important is that that gets sorted quickly? —— the agreement of the terms. have you met in? i quickly? -- the agreement of the terms. have you met in? i haven't met him- — manchester united are playing their penultimate game of

come on, leeds.r 90 odd minutes. breathe deep, don't miss a beat. there's already been an upset on the first day of the french open at roland garros. the women's number six seed ons jabeur has been knocked out by poland's madga linette, the tunisian losing by 2 sets to one. there's no british interest in the singles until tomorrow. lewis hamilton admits he's really struggling with his mercedes after another difficult qualifying session left him sixth for this afternoon's spanish grand prix. he's two places behind teammate george russell and says he's lacking confidence in their new car for this season. championship leader charles leclerc will start on pole, ahead of world champion max verstappen. england's matt fitzpatrick heads into this evening's final round of the us pga championship just three shots off the lead in oklahoma. a few days ago fitzpatrick said the southern hills course was not really his cup of tea, but he sits joint second overnight on six under. thats behind the surprise leader, ch

olivia richwald, bbc news, leeds.till on, after winning the fa cup against chelsea. jurgen klopp's side needed another wembley shootout, as it finished 6—5 on penalties. the game finished 0—0 after extra time. our sports correspondent nesta mcgregor was there. well, what could be an historic season for liverpool, and the players are celebrating behind me, having won this penalty shoot—out 6—5. the game finished 0—0 after normal time and then after extra time as well, meaning that it went to penalties. and in the end it was kostas tsimikas who scored that all—importa nt penalty. remember, liverpool are hoping to win four trophies this season, the quadruple, no english team has ever achieved that feat. jurgen klopp is a serial winner, he has won the champions league and he has won the premier league but this is the first time he has won the fa cup, and the eighth time that liverpool have won it. their attention now turns to the premier league in the champions league at the end of the month, and like i said, and historic

abid has run a chain of supermarkets in leeds for decades. are you all right?ce with a smile with no extra charge, eh? and he knows his customers inside out. this year's been a very different and a very difficult year for people, especially in the month of ramadan. so, over the last few weeks through ramadan, have people been spending less? people have been spending less, yes. they're very, very cautious. i mean, a person would normally come in and buy a box of tomatoes. they will only buy a few. spending is not as much as it was previous years, you know, in the month of ramadan. if this is normally your busiest time of year, are you worried about the future? definitely worried about the future, yes, because the eid festival is really inviting families together, really spending a lot on your family and your children. i would say this year, they won't be buying bulk, but everybody is feeling that pinch. you have to get it, but probably less or something. i don't know. it's difficult. i've tried extra hours, to get more, but it's not happening. _ so there's nothi

leeds have dropped into the relegation spots after a 2—1 defeat to arsenal.bbed keeper ilan meslier of the ball to score the opener inside five minutes. arsenal would double their lead in the 10th minute as gabriel martinelli found nketiah once again inside the area, leaving the visitors a mountain to climb. and things went from bad to worse when captain luke ayling was sent off for this challenge on martinelli, he was initially given a yellow before a var check. leeds grabbed a goal from their first corner of the game when diego llorente scored to make for a tense finish at the emirates but were unable to find an equaliser. arsenal are now four points clear in fourth while leeds fall into the bottom three. everton are one step closer to avoiding relegation, picking up three vital points after winning 2—1 at leicester. vitaliy mykolenko's first everton goal and mason holgate's strike helps the toffees move up to 16th with a game in hand over burnley and leeds. and in scotland, rangers need a win at dundee to keep their title hopes alive. celtic are nine point

what do you reckon, leeds or burnley? i was a couple of thins. leeds or burnley?w the words man u. i know allegiances, they go deep. but watching the soccer clubs across the pond. _ watching the soccer clubs across the pond. i_ watching the soccer clubs across the pond. i am — watching the soccer clubs across the pond, i am fascinated and i do wish there _ pond, i am fascinated and i do wish there was— pond, i am fascinated and i do wish there was an — pond, i am fascinated and i do wish there was an american love for soccer— there was an american love for soccer the _ there was an american love for soccer the way in which it is over there. _ soccer the way in which it is over there. but— soccer the way in which it is over there. but it— soccer the way in which it is over there, but it is exciting. i played as a _ there, but it is exciting. i played as a young — there, but it is exciting. i played as a young girl, i played into college _ as a young girl, i played into college i_ as a young girl, i played into college. i am as a young girl, i played into college. l

come on, leeds.pes, dreams and schemes of more than a0 weeks are judged over 90 odd minutes. breathe deep, don't miss a beat. all those games kick off at 4pm this afternoon. three days after rangers were beaten on penalties in the europa league final, they were taken to extra time again in the scottish cup final, but it was there that they came good, beating hearts 2—0, to lift the trophy for the 34th time in their history. from hampden park — jane dougall reports. hearts flags and scarfs! last chance to win a trophy after missing out on the league and missing, on penalties, the europa league final three days ago. are you over the disappointment? no — probably never get over the disappointment, no. what is the score going to be? 12-0. for hearts, winning the scottish cup would be a fitting end to an impressive first season back in the top flight. hope and pray that they just take it, and i think they will. as the smoke cleared, the teams emerged. would rangers be heavy—legged? would hearts take advan

come on, leeds. sylvie hopes, dreams and schemes— come on, leeds.nch side on their way and they never looked back, two more goals in the first half ensuring that they regained the crown from barcelona. england's matt fitzpatrick heads into today's final round of the us pga championship just three shots off the lead after a tricky day in 0aklahoma. a few days ago fitzpatrick said the southern hills course was not really his cup of tea, but he's nowjoint second on six—under. that's behind the surprise leader, chile's mito pereira, who is playing injust his second major championship. it sets up a fascinating final day with none of the current top six having won a major title. rory mcilroy�*s level—par, nine shots off the lead. tiger woods has withdrawn after struggling in the third round. lewis hamilton admits he's really struggling with his mercedes after another difficult qualifying session left him sixth for today's spanish grand prix. he's two places behind team—mate george russell and says he's lacking confidence in their new car for this season.

i'm not sure that anyone could have moved as fast as we have done to get offices up and running in leedsd glasgow and bristol and to get them staffed up at the rate we have done. but while the comparisons are perhaps limited, the bbc moved the whole of 5live. it moved bbc breakfast, it moved bbc sport. it moves significant chunks of the operation. you're still based in london, ian katz, your chief content officer, still in london. many of your senior leaders are in london. the majority of your staff are in london. and this is several years after you've been in charge. i'm merely suggesting that what you've put in this proposal now is something that looks like a reaction to the political situation you're in, rather than something that culturally this organisation believes in. well, it's a good question. i think you've got to look at speed and direction of travel. i think i'm right in saying it was eight years from when the bbc announced its first intentions to get places outside of london to when that actually happened. we did two. we're now spending 55% of our money outside of london in

and leeds also have to win to have any hope of survival.s championship after winning the spanish grand prix in barcelona. the dutchman suffered by going off on the ninth lap and then couldn't get past george russell's mercedes. the charles leclerc look like he was going to win and had to retire after his ferrari developed engine problems. a change of strategy so max verstappen go ahead. but his race team tell sergio perez to let max verstappen buy two get the race win. russell finished third with lewis hamilton fifth for mercedes. the french open started today — and there's already been an upset on the first day at roland garros. the women's number six seed ons jabeur has been knocked out by poland's madga linette, the tunisian losing by sets 2—i. she could face harriet dart next if the british girl wins tomorrow. the first set was good for me. the second set i didn't have the opportunity to break the serve, which made it very difficult for me to stay in the match. the third set, obviously there was a lot of momentum and a lot of frustratio

we've got a business 4 studio entirely based in leeds, which is now the brand that has got the biggestocial and youtube and facebook in the uk. that's going somewhere, right? i'm like really happy to go faster than a plan. and the alternative plan was just how could we go faster again? but how do you lead an organisation when the government's asking it to become one thing and you think that thing is not a good idea? how do you avoid... do you want to give me any notes? all suggestions welcome. i mean, what i would say is channel 4 is like quite a special place. people end up working here because they like dynamism, they like change. sometimes they like being the alternative. so what i would say is when times are tricky for channel 4, and it's never a simple here, the staff kind of tend to double down and think about what the channel 4 spirit and spirit and purpose and values are. so they help me through it a lot, but we've got a complex time to navigate. but i want to understand this a little better. so first of all, the government says, look, if we privatise channel 4, we instantly ge

very exciting for me to do it in leeds. she died on sunday. tributes have poured in from across her industry. lenny henry said he was lucky to work with her on the syndicate. she knew what she wanted and how to get the best of us from the net as actresses or actors. lisa riley said the news was a massive shock, saying, you are the best boss to work for. —— you are the best boss. kay mellor was often described as a trailblazer for women champion for the north, but she was also known as a mentor, someone who inspired generations of writers. kay mellor who has died at the age of 71. the duke and duchess of cornwall are travelling to canada for a three—day tour to celebrate the queen's platinum jubilee. the trip highlights a special bond between her majesty and canada, which she first visited more than 70 years ago. 0ur royal correspondent sarah campbell reports. the most easterly city on the north american continent — stjohn's in newfoundland. and as the ontario enters the st john's harbour, she took her in canberra to film th

leeds grand theatre said... nasa is trying to find out. well, today its perseverance mars rover has begun a journey on the red planet that may help to answer that all important question. 0ur science editor, rebecca morelle reports. the parachute has deployed... it's a mission that began with a jaw—dropping descent, beaming back real footage of a mars landing. over the last year, nasa's perseverance rover has revealed the planet as never seen before as it's trundled across the dusty terrain. and it's made history by flying the first helicopter on another planet. now, though, perseverance is starting the most important part of its mission — hunting for signs of life. we know there was once liquid water on the surface of mars. we know there are organics on the surface of mars. and so all signs point to the surface of mars, 3.5—4 billion years ago, being a habitable planet. the rover�*s exploring an area called thejezero crater. billions of years ago, it was a huge lake. you can clearly see a river running into it.

in leeds, england, they are living out their dreams on and off the field.riyah nowrozi can play soccer again at last. in afghanistan, she was captain of the junior team. but they were all forced to flee. she's been living in northern england now for several months now. sabriyah: when i play football, i am very happy. i don't have any problem in the life. reporter: this is no longer possible in her home country. she's too well-known there. she co-founded the first women's soccer team in herat, in western afghanistan. a sport forbidden to women. sabriyah: when i arrive, i think i am sleeping. now, i am so happy. all is new. i am free. i can go to football. i can work. reporter: when the taliban came back to power, sabriyah nowrazi was forced into hiding. she didn't leave her home for 10 days. the taliban considers soccer players like her to be infidels, and she risked her life to escape. she was scared to death when she handed her papers over to the taliban at the border. sabriyah: he treated me horribly. he opened the gate, took my bag, and pushed me towards

in leeds, england, they are living out their dreams on and off the field.briyah nowrozi can play soccer again at last. in afghanistan, she was captain of the junior team. but they were all forced to flee. she's been living in northern england now for several months now. sabriyah: when i play football, i am very happy. i don't have any problem in the life. reporter: this is no longer possible in her home country. she's too well-known there. she co-founded the first women's soccer team in herat, in western afghanistan. a sport forbidden to women. sabriyah: when i arrive, i think i am sleeping. now, i am so happy. all is new. i am free. i can go to football. i can work. reporter: when the taliban came back to power, sabriyah nowrazi was forced into hiding. she didn't leave her home for 10 days. the taliban considers soccer players like her to be infidels, and she risked her life to escape. she was scared to death when she handed her papers over to the taliban at the border. sabriyah: he treated me horribly. he opened the gate, took my bag, and pushed me toward

so, that result means it's one of burnley or leeds, who'll be relegated on the final day of the season though, and villa pushed for a winner in the second half, burnley keeper nick pope making several saves. 1—1 it finished — burnley move out of the relegation zone, with leeds now occupying that final spot. we can't hide that it's in our hands, _ we can't hide that it's in our hands, but _ we can't hide that it's in our hands, but we know there's still 90 plus minutes of hard work and emotion, and everything that will go through— emotion, and everything that will go through on— emotion, and everything that will go through on that day. but it'sjust about— through on that day. but it'sjust about resting up and making sure we're _ about resting up and making sure we're ready to go sunday. and chelsea have all but secured third place, after a 1—1 draw with leicester at stamford bridge. james maddison put the visitors one—up before marcos alonso levelled for chelsea. thomas tuchel�*s side are three points above spurs, but with a far better goal difference. port vale have booked their place

leeds have to better burnley�*s result — they're at brentford. they are one goal up.down, and city currently still top of the table as it stands. it could all change very quickly indeed. so many permutations. max verstappen has taken the lead in the formula one drivers championship after winning the spanish grand prix in barcelona. the dutchman suffered misfortune by going off on the ninth lap. and then had problems with his car that meant he couldn't get past george russell's mercedes. but verstappen�*s luck changed when his title rival, charles leclerc, who looked like he was going to win, had to retire. his ferrari developed engine problems. a change of strategy saw verstappen move ahead of russell into second and was then handed victory when his red bull team ordered race leader sergio perez to let verstappen by to claim his fourth win of the season. he'll head to monaco next week with a six—point advantage over leclerc. russell finished third, with mercedes team—mate lewis hamilton fifth. the french open started today — and there's been a couple of upsets on the

professor chris gale at the university of leeds, _ treatment.r wowing judges on this year�*s britain�*s got talent. now he�*s been to meet his hero, the wildlife presenter steve backshall, as our climate editorjustin rowlatt reports. it's a huge honour to give you your first "yes". i 0k! i say yes. it's a yes from me. thank you so much. and you have four yeses. looking at youngsters like aneeshwar and seeing how they�*ve got hooked into some of the really big problem our planet faces is the most exciting thing about myjob. because, ultimately, they are going to be the next generation making big changes. and there are young people who are not afraid to engage with climate change, with plastic pollution, with overfishing. with all of the big problems that we may shy away from. and that is so, so important. you are about to meet your hero. how do you feel? i'm feeling amazing, right now. steve backshall! it�*s so, so good to see you. it's great to see you, too. well, you are going to be my warm—up act today, aren�*t you? yeah. amazing, amazing. i h

between sheffield and leeds there is a 40 mile swathe of fields and homes that the government won't selll be developed. what is known as safeguarding and could still be developed.— still be developed. what are they intendin: still be developed. what are they intending to _ still be developed. what are they intending to do? _ still be developed. what are they intending to do? because - still be developed. what are they intending to do? because of - still be developed. what are they intending to do? because of the l intending to do? because of the safeguarding still being there, it's not really finalised after all. you are still wondering why are they still keeping the safeguarding on? when the government cancelled the northern section of hs2, it announced the safeguarding of the sheffield to leeds route. they say safeguarding across the eastern leg has been maintained and as we look at the best way to take hs2 trains to leeds. residents and small businesses can continue to apply for compensation. but the study does not appear to have started yet. it’s compensation. but the study does not

who goes down is now between leeds and burnley. commentator: barnes scores!ll means this much. joe lynskey, bbc news. so relief all round there, but leeds united fans are sweating because they're now in the final relegation place, on goal difference behind burnley who host newcastle in their final match on sunday, while leeds go to brentford, needing to better burnley�*s result. meanwhile, towards the top of the table chelsea have all but secured third place after a 1—1 draw with leicester at stamford bridge. james maddison put the visitors one up before marcos alonso levelled for chelsea. thomas tuchel�*s side are three points above spurs, but with a far better goal difference. there was also a pitch invasion in the league two play—off semi—final last night. swindon town manager ben garner called for action to be taken by the football authorities after their defeat to port vale. the match went to penalties after it finished 2—2 on aggregate. vale won the shoot—out 6—5 to set up a meeting with mansfield in the final at wembley. afterwards, fans swarmed onto t

everton and leeds will be happy with what aston villa are doing, burnley looking to avoid relegationlla. the late game is at anfield where liverpool, who have the fa cup final and champions league final to play this month, can go top of the premier league with a win over spurs. we now know the play—off picture in the championship, as luton guaranteed their place in the top six on the final day of the season. have a look at this, luton�*s harry cornick sneaking in from behind the reading goalkeeper and get the easiest goal he'll ever score and send crowd at kenilworth road wild with delight. and sheffield united confirmed their place in the play—offs after a 4—0 win over champions fulham. millwall and middlesbrough had top six hopes before today's games but lost to bournemouth and preston respectively. huddersfield finished third after they beat bristol city. st helens have won the women's challenge cup after coming back from behind to beat leeds rhinos at ellland road. in front of a record crowd of nearly 6,000 fans, eboni partington scored two of her sides tries as they won 18—8 to

olivia richwald, bbc news, leeds.—i9 outbreak as the greatest disaster his country has ever faced. speaking at an emergency meeting, kim jong—un called for an all—out battle to tackle the spread of the virus, which the government acknowledged just two days ago. official media say another 21 people have died and 170,000 new cases have been identified. in all, more than half a million people are now reported to have shown symptoms. a nationwide lockdown has been imposed to try to stop the spread of the virus among the population, which has not been vaccinated. joining me now is hazel smith — who's professor of korean studies at soas. many thanks for joining many thanks forjoining us. first confirmed cases this week, it has been believed that the virus has been believed that the virus has been said lighting for some time, can you give us some background to this? how bad is the situation there? , ., , .., there? they have been unconfirmed re orts of there? they have been unconfirmed reports of covid _ there? they have bee

shoppers in leeds had mixed views on whether a delay on banning junk food deals would stop them eatinge they deserve a treat and it shouldn't have to put us mums out—of— pocket do that. some places have taken off multi—buy offers, . it should be put on healthy foods maybe to stop obesity in the uk. j but of course with the cost| of living crisis it is difficult. the british retail consortium says supermarkets have been moving away from multi—buy offers anyway, but it welcomed the delay to changes in advertising. campaigners are urging retailers to promote offers on healthy food instead. in the meantime, the battle between bulging waistlines and skinny wallets continues. 0livia richwald, bbc news, leeds. 50 migrants have been told they will be the first to be sent to rwanda, under the government's controversial resettlement policy. the figure includes some people who had crossed the channel in small boats. it's widely expected that the plans will face a legal challenge, but borisjohnson said in a newspaper interview that the government would "dig in for the fight". borisjohnson is expec

very exciting for me to do it in leeds.est of us from us as actors." lisa riley said the news was a massive shock, saying, "you were the best boss to work for." kay mellor was often described as a trailblazer for women champion for the north, but she was also known as a mentor, someone who inspired generations of writers. i'm joined now by actor jonathan kerrigan who worked with kay mellor on the bbc one series ”in the club” and ”the syndicate”. thank you forjoining us on the side occasion. how you remember kay? she is full of occasion. how you remember kay? file: is full of true occasion. how you remember kay? ’iie: is full of true northern occasion. how you remember kay? 5“ie: is full of true northern grid. she is full of true northern grid. she is such a prolific rider, director and artist, really. and ijust remember turning up on set and thinking here is the boss, here is the infamous kay mellorfrom band of gold in 1997 when i was a trauma school training. here is the woman herself, and she completely, she is the voice o

they're still in the relegation zone two points behind burnley and leeds.e thing — they've got a game in hand over those two. craig templeton has more. all smiles. as frank lampard faced his old club for the first time. the everton situation is serious. relegation is a real possibility and the opening exchanges reflected the tension. seamus coleman luckily not to be carded for this. chances were few and far between in the first half. anthony gordon had the best of them. the second half was a different story. less tha n less than two minutes into it, chelsea failed to clear. and richarlison slotted home. a huge goal for everton's made hopes of survival. and it really should have been two. they blazed over the bar. frustration clear to see. they thought they would respond and thatis they thought they would respond and that is what happened. only a mixture of the woodwork and some heroics from jordan pickford kept the side in the league. it did not matter which part of the england goalkeeper�*s body the ball hit. he was still keeping it out. he was fine to con

this will be her new school in leeds.ne. this is kasenia, who is actually joining us next week, so please say hello. i like it. in ukraine, not so lot of subjects which are in this school. i like this. there will be somebody to show you... - ksennia is determined to in as soon as possible, and her mother hopes this school will be a sanctuary. but thoughts of home never go away. most of theirfamily are still in ukraine, in places where there is intense fighting. translation: in the morning, when bombs start exploding, l you are woken by explosions. and of course, your first thought is about the security of our children. the fear is impossible to explain in words when you're in a state of shock. john sweeten academy are preparing to welcome more children from ukraine this term. they currently have 21 pupils who have recently arrived from afghanistan. you feel safer here. when you actually find friends, it's way easier. your english develops by itself when you talk with your friends. javid and roman have settled in well. but

she was passionate about representing yorkshire and leeds in particular in her work. ago. —— a5 band of gold three years ago. —— as did a version of band of gold. this is its home- _ did a version of band of gold. this is its home- i _ did a version of band of gold. ti 3 is its home. i think did a version of band of gold. t'i 3 is its home. i think it is as relevant today as back then and i wanted to keep the same characters because that's really important. aha, because that's really important. a statement from her production company said she died on sunday. tributes have poured in from across industry. lenny henry said was lucky to work with her... kay mellor was often described as a trailblazer for women champion for the north, but she was also known as a mentor, someone who inspired generations of writers. looking back at the life of kay mellor, who has died at the age of 71. coming up now, the weather. hello, an east—west split in our weather this afternoon. across western parts, some of you will be wondering just how wet it's going to get. we've already seen some

olivia richwald, bbc news, leeds.ng contest tonight and thousands of fans are gathering in italy for the big night. singer sam ryder is hoping to end a run of bad results for the uk, but ukraine is hotly tipped to win. our correspondent mark lowen is in turin. eurovision, and the fans are gathering. durian is this year's host and this is italy's hopeful, mahmoud, and it's his second contest. you have fans here and everywhere. everyone knows you. have you got used to all of this, what eurovision has done to you? are you used to this fame? oh, you know, for me it's always a new thing, you know, because the emotion is always the same, so...yeah. in the past, many looked upon eurovision as a graveyard for careers. but things have changed. for anyone who wonders what eurovision is all about, this is what it's all about. for mahmood, it's made him a star. and it's also done the same for last year's winners — maneskin. well, we've basically been touring nonstop, making new music. yeah. going all around the world. so it's bee

shoppers in leeds had mixed views on whether a delay on banning junk food deals would stop them eating i do believe that they deserve a treat and it shouldn't have to put us out of pocket to do that. there have been — us out of pocket to do that. there have been places _ us out of pocket to do that. there have been places where - us out of pocket to do that. there have been places where they - us out of pocket to do that. there | have been places where they have taken _ have been places where they have taken off— have been places where they have taken off multi by offers, i think it should — taken off multi by offers, i think it should be put on food to stop obesity — it should be put on food to stop obesity in — it should be put on food to stop obesity in the uk. of course, with the cost _ obesity in the uk. of course, with the cost of— obesity in the uk. of course, with the cost of living crisis, it is difficult _ the cost of living crisis, it is difficult all over the place. the british retail consortium says supermarkets have been moving away from multi—buy offers anyway, but it we

olivia richwald, bbc news, leeds.man of action on sugar, salt and health. thank you forjoining us. what do you make of this? it’s thank you forjoining us. what do you make of this?— you make of this? it's a sad day. this was boris _ you make of this? it's a sad day. this was boris johnson's - you make of this? it's a sad day. this was boris johnson's flagship this was borisjohnson�*s flagship policy for trying to prevent obesity. we have some of the worst rates of obesity with children in europe, which is not a great distinction, and the banning of online advertising would help, because they wouldn't have been exposed to all these adverts. i think it's immoralfor exposed to all these adverts. i think it's immoral for the food industry to advertise to children, to market the way they do, and they don't understand the consequences what they are eating. what don't understand the consequences what they are eating.— don't understand the consequences what they are eating. what about the arc ument what they are eating. what

born into a footballing family, his dad played for leeds and manchester city in fact, haaland was born've played for england. his career has made stops in norway and austria the 21—year—old spent the last three years playing for dortmund in the german bundesliga. a look at his schools to game ratio, it looks more like a computer game the top level football. , , ., u, like a computer game the top level football. , , ., u, ., football. they used to call him a machine and _ football. they used to call him a machine and i _ football. they used to call him a machine and i don't _ football. they used to call him a machine and i don't think - football. they used to call him a machine and i don't think you i football. they used to call him a - machine and i don't think you should call them and being a machine but he is as close as you get. haaland with the way that he is tall and i should express type make a match in a viking coming into this years ago but he is peaceful, score schools, he is strong in his abilities are great, he is a great go—getter. lifting the premier league trophy is the t

our consumer affairs correspondent colletta smith reports from leeds. of meat items, dates that make he has run a chain of supermarkets in leeds for decades. service with a smile for no extra charge. with a smile for no extra charge-— with a smile for no extra charge. he knows is that customers _ charge. he knows is that customers inside - charge. he knows is that customers inside out. i charge. he knows is that i customers inside out. this charge. he knows is that - customers inside out. this year has been very _ customers inside out. this year has been very difficult - customers inside out. this year has been very difficult for- has been very difficult for people, especially in the month of ramadan. people, especially in the month of ramadan-— of ramadan. have people been sendin: of ramadan. have people been spending less _ of ramadan. have people been spending less this _ of ramadan. have people been spending less this year? - of ramadan. have people been| spending less this year? people have been _ spending less this year? people have been spending

burnley host newcastle while leeds go to brentford.match. hold on tight. ut is in our own hands and that is all we can do. i think we can beat newcastle, i think we can do what is needed to be done. i am newcastle, i think we can do what is needed to be done.— needed to be done. i am hoping and ra inc. needed to be done. i am hoping and praying- like — needed to be done. i am hoping and praying- like i— needed to be done. i am hoping and praying- like i say. _ needed to be done. i am hoping and praying. like i say, if— needed to be done. i am hoping and praying. like i say, if we _ needed to be done. i am hoping and praying. like i say, if we win - needed to be done. i am hoping and praying. like i say, if we win it - praying. like i say, if we win it might— praying. like i say, if we win it might still— praying. like i say, if we win it might still not be enough, but as lon- might still not be enough, but as long as _ might still not be enough, but as long as we — might still not be enough, but as long as we win with better results~ _

delight for leeds united.stay up as burnley are relegated, following defeat to newcastle. and back on top — max verstappen recovers to take the f1 championship lead with victory in spain. hello and welcome along to sportsday on an incredible final day of drama in the premier league. manchester city are champions again after coming from two goals down, late on to beat aston villa at the etihad. there were wild scenes at the end, as they looked out of it with about 15 minutes to go. ben croucher reports. as the sun sets, the blue moon rises. manchester city kings of england once again, a data ended in tears of the happy kinds of least —— a data ended in tears. if you want tension, the final day was always going to deliver it. it wasn't pretty, but for a time, it was enough. well below par, city were there for the taking. villa cashed in. tension turned up. it didn't help the blood pressure of the 50 or so thousand in east manchester, but what happened next made hearts sink. former liverpool winger there, an etih

coletta smith, bbc news, in leeds.ry — more attempts are expected to be made today to rescue ukrainian civilians who've been trapped in an industrical complex in the beseiged city of mariupol for weeks. they're expected to arrive in the nearby city of zaporizhzhia today, and the un refugee agency has confirmed that more than 5.5 million people have now fled ukraine. let's speak to joe inwood, who is in lviv. what is the latest you are hearing on the evacuation from mariupol? 10c! on the evacuation from mariupol? 100 --eole, on the evacuation from mariupol? 10131 people, as on the evacuation from mariupol? 1122 people, as we on the evacuation from mariupol? 122 people, as we have been reported, who were brought out yesterday, in a number of different processes. the first news we got was that they were being taken to a town on the russian border. that caused some concern at first, because we were told we were going to a separatist processing station, and we thought maybe that would be seen as a breach of the agreement th

right and _ are prepared and the atmosphere is right and the momentum is ok after the reaction in leeds arrive of _ knows what we are up to and we want to arrive of course to give liverpool— to arrive of course to give liverpool a hard fight. i'd buy both the men's — liverpool a hard fight. i'd buy both the men's and women's fa cup finals are taking _ the men's and women's fa cup finals are taking place this weekend for the first— are taking place this weekend for the first time both at wembley and chelsea _ the first time both at wembley and chelsea are involved in the women's game _ chelsea are involved in the women's game play— chelsea are involved in the women's game play manchester city on sunday with over _ game play manchester city on sunday with over 50,000 tickets sold so far. with over 50,000 tickets sold so far~ |f— with over 50,000 tickets sold so far. ., , with over 50,000 tickets sold so far. . , .. , with over 50,000 tickets sold so far. . , ..,, , ., far. if that is the case it breaks the record. _ far. if that is the case it breaks the record, if— far. if that is the ca