manager sam allardyce has left leeds united after his four matches l leeds united after his four matchescouldn't stop the club from being relegated from the premier league. sam allardyce replaced javi gracia at the start of may but only managed one draw is a leeds return to the championship after three years. the 68—year—old said it had been an honour to manage leeds united. meanwhile the club said an announcement on a new leeds united head coach will be made in the coming weeks. meanwhile, david beckham's major league soccer side inter miami have sacked his former manchester united team—mate phil neville as the club's manager with a side out of the eastern conference after 15 games. it comes after the club suffered their tenth defeat in 13 games on wednesday, this time a 1—0 loss at home to the new york red bulls. 46—year—old former lionesses manager was appointed injanuary 46—year—old former lionesses manager was appointed in january 2021 46—year—old former lionesses manager was appointed injanuary 2021 and helped into milan reach the mls club play—offs in 2022. now to basketball and g

on a new leeds united head coach will be made in the coming weeks".er united team but now david beckham has been forced to sack his former teammate phil neville. neville has been dismissed as manager of major league soccer side inter miami which beckham co—owns. a poor run had seen them slump to the bottom of the eastern conference league table. beckham has personally thanked neville for his "hard work, passion and integrity." to roland garros and britain�*s last remaining hopeful cameron norrie is in action on court against simon mathieu later. the number 1a seed will face the flamboyant italian lorenzo musetti. the biggest shock of the day so far though is in the women�*s draw — number three seed jessica pegula is out in the third round, losing in straight sets to elise mertens from belgium. the 28th seed blew the american off the court 6—1 6—3 and now leads their personal head to head 3—0. she says she had been suffering from food poisoning. now to basketball. one of the biggest sporting highlights of the year in the united states, the nba champion

as well as his 30 caps for scotland, he turned out for st mirren, leeds and manchester united., it was confirmed he was suffering with dementia. today, his daughter, the broadcaster hayley mcqueen, said the family were heartbroken, adding... she has campaigned for changes to the laws around heading the ball, something she is sure led to her father's condition. the fa and scottish fa have introduced limits to heading in training, and more research is ongoing. for now, those who played with him will take time to remember him. he was very, very funny, very sharp—witted. you don't end up playing, at the time, you don't end up playing with leeds united and manchester united and scotland if you're not a good player. he was an exceptionally good player. a much—loved family man, and a scottish sporting great, who fought for everything on the pitch, gordon mcqueen�*s final battle is over. gordon mcqueen, who has died at the age of 70. it's almost time for one of the oldest rivalries in sport — england versus australia, for the ashes. 140 years after it began, the two sides will meet on

the charity was set up 30 years ago and employs 800 staff at the leeds head office.w. today's shock announcement of a 5% interest rate comes as the mortgage team here in leeds are desperately trying to help clients in financial stress. but according to the charity, it takes about a year between when a client enters a financial crisis, and when they finally reach out for help. what we would say is people don't have to suffer on their own. we are going through a once in a generation, if not more, cost of living crisis, and if anything positive can come out of what is an incredibly horrible situation, i'd hope it is that we can get a bit better of talking about our financial problems and asking for help from organisations like stepchange. typical clients will already have squeezed their spending on shopping, entertainment and non—essentials. have you spoken to your lender at all about what help they can offer or assistance they can give you in dealing with that mortgage? some are also considering cuts that would damage their financial future. ok, that's fine. we had cli

as well as his 30 caps for scotland, he turned out for st mirren, leeds and manchester united. dementia. today, his daughter, the broadcaster hayley mcqueen, said the family were heartbroken, adding... she has campaigned for changes to the laws around heading the ball, something she is sure led to her father's condition. ball, something she is sure led to herfather�*s condition. the fa and scottish fa have introduced limits to heading in training, and more research is ongoing. for now, those who played with him will take time to remember him. he played with him will take time to remember him.— played with him will take time to remember him. he was very, very funny. _ to remember him. he was very, very funny. very _ to remember him. he was very, very funny, very sharp-witted. i very funny, very sharp—witted. you don't end up playing come at the time you don't end up playing with leeds united and manchester united and scotland if you're not a good player. he was an exceptionally good player. fit. was an exceptionally good -la er. �* . ., was an exceptionally good .la er, �* . ., .

we can now speak to paul wright a professor of media law at the university of leeds, who is also partorjoining us. i'm interested from a legal standpoint, how high is the bar that needs to be reached in cases like this for prince harry to win in this situation?— prince harry to win in this situation? , , , . ., situation? this is very much a case that depends _ situation? this is very much a case that depends on _ situation? this is very much a case that depends on its _ situation? this is very much a case that depends on its evidence - situation? this is very much a case that depends on its evidence and l situation? this is very much a case l that depends on its evidence and the way the evidence is treated by the court if, and it will fail if prince harry can't substantiate the claims he is making. but if he can substantiate the claims and demonstrate there was phone hacking that he is alleging, then his case is made for him. so the pressure is really on the defendants in the case to demonstrate either that they were not involved in phone hacking or on a technical point, that regardl

you said it was an honour to manage leeds united. —— he said.kovic is bidding to win a 23rd singles title. he is in action in the french open at the moment. earlierthere action in the french open at the moment. earlier there was a surprise defeat forjennifer bacuna as she was beaten by elise mertens. mertens is into the fourth round. sabalenka was a comfortable winner in her game. she is the second seed and dropped just four games to reach the fourth round at roland garros for the first time. now to basketball and denver will head to the second game against miami heat full of confidence they can deliver a first championship to the city. it came after they're all start centre that led them to victory over miami in the nba finals. he made another triple double. he finished with, amongst other things, 1a assists. denver extended their perfect home record in the play—offs this year to nine and zero in the second game against miami heat takes place on sunday. england are piling on the runs against ireland at lord's on the second day of the one—off te

the niners ownership group just bought a controlling stake in leeds united. 49ers enterprises has been a minority owner of the club since 2018 and they just got a great deal on the rest. leeds value just dropped by about half after it got booted from the premier league. >>> all right, time to bring in charlie, did you know about in. >> i did, yes. >> i wanted to have a little piece in that pie there. >> i'll take a piece of the pie, yeah. >> they got a new team. >> yeah, let's talk some nba, what do you say? >> absolutely, that's all the talk. >> we are in the nba finals, and we have some local flair. denver had the 2-1 series lead entering tonight. they also have aaron gordon, a south bay product from archbishop midi, who is currently sizing up one of his fingers. not the most entertaining series, three blowouts in four games, but if you rock with aaron gordon, you're fired up. late second quarter, gordon finishes the alley-oop. denver up seven. final seconds of the third quarter, denver up ten. it's gordon, party of three. a playoff high 27, a career high for the san jose native. mia

james in leeds.ttle bit of an element of living on the fact that interest rates are always going to be at 0.5%. i think people have to be at 0.5%. i think people have to take into account that was probably the perfect opportunity to be overpaying on your mortgage and reducing the debt because i don't hear people talking about the fact that people have taken advantage of these better times when they have had more disposable income to trying to clear their debt. i know that is easier said in hindsight, to clear their debt. i know that is easiersaid in hindsight, but to clear their debt. i know that is easier said in hindsight, but as i say, we have history about interest rate rises, even going back to people i talk to in the 60s and 50s who talk about the interest rates in the 80s and early 90s. i think there has to be an accountability for people who have taken perhaps the advantage where the government froze the stamp duty period. in the advantage where the government froze the stamp duty period.— th

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vanessa clarke, bbc news, leeds. our education editor branwenjeffreys is with me.olve it. if she gets around the table and resolves this dispute, then we won't have to take the action and that's what we want to do. this have to take the action and that's what we want to do.— what we want to do. this school in chester closed _ what we want to do. this school in chester closed some _ what we want to do. this school in chester closed some classrooms l what we want to do. this school in | chester closed some classrooms on previous strike days, and will do the same the next month. the head teacher says he's struggling to pay the bills. it teacher says he's struggling to pay the bills. ., , ., ., the bills. it does impact on our children and _ the bills. it does impact on our children and their _ the bills. it does impact on our children and their families, - the bills. it does impact on our children and their families, but the bills. it does impact on our . children and their families, but we have _ children and their families, but we have seen— children and their famil

onsite drug safety testing will take place at festivals such as glasto and reading and leeds for summere able to do the same because of disputes over paperwork. such drug testing is a way to identify potentially deadly substances and warn people about them and to elon musk and mark zuckerberg have agreed to fight each other in a cage match. twitter and musk said he was up for a cage fight with zuckerberg, facebook and instagram. chief zuckerberg replied to a screenshot of musk�*s tweet and the caption "send the location." and time now to leave you with 10 seconds of paddleboarding to correct weights, because paddleboarders in london have taken to the river thames to help clear plastic pollution which has found its way into the water. you all caught up before now. have a good night. hello, welcome to the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme... ellyse perry stars with australia on top despite a late fightback from england on the first day of the ashes at trent bridge. ellyse perry stars with australia on top despite a late fightback from england on the first day of the ashes at t

he had a glittering playing career winning the league with leeds and the fa cup with manchester unitedy. following his retirement, he worked as a coach at middlesbrough and a pundit for sky sports. his family said: "we hope that, as well as creating many great football memories, he'll be remembered most for his character. our house was always full of friends, family and football," disabled people's chances of finding places to be active has been made harder by the cost of living crisis. the disability and activity survey report compiled by national charity activity alliance reveals how these financial worries are affecting efforts to access sport, and says the figures are a �*stark reminder�* that more action is needed to help solve the problem. blind footballer rainbow mbuangi says everyone should have an opportunity to be active. i definitely say that the way i feel playing football is free. i think being able to go and play on the football pitch, whether that is for a club or a country, ijust kind of feel free, and i always try and break down the barriers for someone with a disabili

formalmente el 100% del el club inglés, la inversión inicial fue 2018 y la inversión alcanzó 44% cuando el leedsen el top cinco está alemania suecia e inglaterra y francia en el top 10 españa canadá brasil países bajos >> la copa arranca sólo 40 días por su pantalla de telemundo 40. >> nada. >> ya estamos con un pies en el avión. >> así es. no se la pierdan: >> antes de eso tendremos un paso por las vegas: hay muchísimo fútbol este verano tanto nuestra pantallas, que en el área de la bahía y se lo tendremos sólo aquí. >> claro que si muchas gracias carlos. enseguida más información. si usted está planificando próximo viaje sepa cómo identificarla para no caer en la trampa. >> también recuérdese que no sean redes sociales y telemundo48.com en donde tenemos la noticia del >> gracias por seguir con nosotros. vamos a presentar la historia de un músico productor colombianoque sigue conquistando con sus ritmos latinos música popular de aquí del área de la bahía. >> es una trayectoria musical que usted tiene que conocer. >> a lo largo de su carrera como músico compositor y productor pablo quinteros ha

why did the 68-year-old sam blue system of the leeds united football team resign to the first division of the premier league ? defeated in the second game of foalad mubarakeh sepahan in the second game of the russian alcohol meter broadcast on 28. shahid shamali kazron, another representative of our country in the asian club cup against al-quit 4730. shahid shamali defeated junior china in his first game. thank you very much. from the sincere companionship of sports news at the night of khus and god, today is saturday, the 13th of khordar, the 14th of dhu qadha, and the 3rd of june. morning call to prayer in tehran is at 3:55. sunrise is 4:49. i wish you a good week. i will keep you happy day and night. many people say things, but they were not with the people, and with their reports , there is a question about the use outside the ground, which is the most important area of ​​changing the vaccine strategies and horizons of the free zone of the azad consumer university. first, evaluation and judgment with you at 23:00 on the khabar network succeeded in formulating strategic products in

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pretournament favourite justin road leeds going into round two of the british mode masters.s clear of the field at seven under after carding eight birdies and a bogey in his opening round. he isjust ahead of his teammate jamie donaldson who was wanting to finish high enough to earn a place at the open championship next month. now savannah marshall is bidding to become a 2—way world champion when she takes on america's on saturday night for the undisputed super middleweight crown. it will be a feisty occasion. an epiphyte press conference of that is anything to go by. marshall who lost her last fight in october was called complacent by her opponent while she labelled her opponent while she labelled her opponent lazy. here she is with our reporter. t opponent lazy. here she is with our reporter-— our reporter. i am sick of this. i our reporter. i am sick of this. i let — our reporter. i am sick of this. i let a _ our reporter. i am sick of this. i let a lot _ our reporter. i am sick of this. i let a lot of - our reporter. i am sick of this. i let a lot of things. our reporter.

championship begins with a game against beaten playoff finalists coventry on the sunday, shortly followed by leedsport website and app. hello and welcome back to bbc news. the bank of england is expected to announce another rise to the cost of borrowing at noon. their eyes would be the 13th in a row by the bank�*s monetary policy committee and is in response to stubbornly high inflation. inflation which measures the base prices rise at stated eight the base prices rise at stated eight the month of may, the same as in april. many analysts and economists had expected at least hoped it may have fallen to about 8.5% but it didn�*t and one of the problems we have with inflation is core inflation is still very high in the uk. there had been hoped that prices may have come down and the bank�*s remit is to keep inflation at 2%, 8.7%, way, way above bank�*s target. but the news if it does happen would come as a blow to many mortgage holders who could say their mortgage repayments rise of the cost of borrowing. the convening are financial correspondent kevin peachey in the business news in fuzz now and let�

leeds and leicester home in the opening weekend against cardiff and coventry respectively.ffield wednesday boss on friday night with all the fixtures across all three league is available now on the bbc sport website and app. be your best is the motto of the special olympics in today an 18—year—old wales certainly exceeded that. when he took a powerlifting he could only manage 20 kilos but in competition earlier he lifted more than 1110. the special olympics provide support for people with intellectual disabilities and joe wilson is of the world summer games. the powerfrom pembrokeshire, just 18 years old, king of the combined competition. in the squad, he is lifting 140 kilos, 22 stone. he began the spot with his dad in wales and now he's here in berlin watching with other family in the grey t—shirt. but now the sun left swaby and the father's limits. after the bench press 150 kilos in the dead lift and he put in a programme of personal best of italy where to be a truly worthy winner. you personal best of italy where to be a truly worthy winner.— truly worthy winner. you ar

the 109—year—old hyde park picture house, in leeds, is one of the oldest in the uk.ed by the pandemic. here's the weather with sara. good morning. it is going to be another fine, dry day out there today. we've got a change coming, though. this area of low pressure, the former storm 0scar, working its way up from the north, just nudging the high pressure out of the way in the next couple of days. so we'll see a change, and certainly a change in the temperature. today, though, the low cloud that came in from the north sea is clearing, so brighter skies returning again. still feeling very warm, with temperatures anywhere between 14—23 celsius this afternoon. and quite a breezy day as well, with that wind becoming quite brisk. but through this evening and overnight, although clear skies initially, the cloud tends to start to come back in again. i think the clearer skies still remaining across the west and the north—west of the country, with temperatures overnight dropping anywhere between 7—14 celsius. hello this is breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. coming

leeds station, one of many picket lines across the rail network today, as 12,000 drivers at the aslefe this week. it meantjust 40% of rail services were running. there are 15 rail companies involved in this dispute and they are negotiating together via the rail delivery group. so far, the offer on the table is for a 4% pay rise last year, and another 4% for this year. but both conditional on the union agreeing to some changes to the way drivers work. so far, aslef has rejected the deal. and right now there is no real sign of a breakthrough. i haven't seen the transport minister since before christmas. i don't want to be doing this. and my members do not want to be losing money, they do not want to be out on strike. we want a resolution, but not a resolution at all costs. the department for transport said the deal is fair and reasonable. but of course, this comes a day after rail workers at the rmt union staged their latest walk—out. tourists at euston today faced travel problems as the uk's leisure and tourism industries took yet another hit. we tried to go to the concert of coldplay

in leeds, for those trying to get off the streets, there was cautious optimism about the prince's plant i mean? hopefully they do something about it, you know what i mean? obviously there's too many people dying on the streets. there's too many young families on the streets and that, you know? last year, he was selling the big issue. later this month, he'll launch his homelessness project, as the prince of wales tries to use his voice and maybe his land to help end homelessness. daniela relph, bbc news. a 2,800—year—old stone tablet has gone on display in iraq after being held in italy for four decades. the artefact was handed over to the iraqi president in the italian city of bologna last week. the tablet was seized by italian police in the 1980s, but it is unclear where it came from or how it left iraq. it is believed to have been excavated during archaeological excavations of the mosul dam during that period. thanks for watching. hello there. the rain came pouring down on sunday. there was some flooding in places and, for a while, a lot of thunder and lightning as well, but the stor

vanessa clarke, bbc news, leeds. let's get some of the day's other news now. state rio grande do sul. a storm caused torrential rains and helicopter searches are underway in flooded neighborhoods to find 20 people who have gone missing, authorities say they've carried out over 2,000 rescues in the last two days. switzerland is holding a referendum on measures to make the country carbon neutral by 2040. money will be invested to help businesses and homes switch to renewables. around 4,000 people opposing a new high speed train line between italy and france have clashed with french police. protesters say the 57 kilometre project will disrupt the surrounding alpine environment. 0pponents argue it could ease the amount of lorries on the roads. to spain now. we've been reporting on the impact of the ongoing drought in what's been the driest spring there in decades. 0ne place that's seen a huge change is the famous fuente de piedra wetlands. large colonies of flamingos which are dependent on its water supplies, migrate there once a year. but this year is much quiete

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homes built thousands of modular houses every year in its factory near leads -- leeds, many of which are completely carbon-zero meaning no bills at all for residents. butted odd to it's facing the prospect of collapse, putting 4,200 # future homes and 1,500 current jobs at risk. given that the home builders' federation says new housing units could drop no to just -- to just 120,000 next year, does the prime minister now accept that his government scrapping a housing project was the wrong decision? >> well, mr. speaker, it wouldn't be wise for he to to comment on an individual company, but what i can say is i make absolutely no apology for respecting, respecting what local communities want in their local are areas. >> the party opposite might want to ride roughshod and impose top-down housing targets and carpet over the green belt, that is not something that this government will do. >> [inaudible] >> thank you, mr. speaker. as we speak, the royal air force is operating the hercules farewell -- over all parts of the u.k. for over 1007 years, my constituents of 47th squadron have defend

the win sees hull leapfrog leeds into eight place.courage mon ami". it was an epic battle through the final furlong, but the italian jockey held on for victory. it was particularly poinent as detorri retires at the end of this season. alex fletcher has this report. gold cup day at royal scots, the best day to compete for the top prize. but few have lasted longer in the sport then frankie to tori. with the sport then frankie to tori. with the retirement to come at the end of the retirement to come at the end of the season, his ride was the final chance to win a gold cup and add to his list of 78 wins at the royal meeting. as the italian moved along, the headline had been written succulent frankie to tori will win on his final ride! royal approval awaited as the celebrations began, king charles having already seeing his horse win. but when it comes to horse racing, even at the age of 52, the guy is still the limit for frankie dettori. alex fletcher, bbc news. and that's all the sport for now. from me, marc edwards, and the rest of the t

in leeds, for those trying to get off the streets, there was cautious optimism about the prince's planmean? hopefully they do something about it. too many people are dying on the streets. there are too many young families on the streets, you know? last year he was selling the big issue next month he will launch his project. the prince of wales is trying to use his voice and may be his land to try and help end homelessness. much more on the website and the bbc news app including our top story, the investigation on that greek boating disaster. stay with us, we will see you soon. goodbye. downpours are affecting parts of the country right now with thunder and lightning, hail, gusty winds, and we will continue to see that weather affecting areas of the uk through the course of this evening and into tonight as that storm in his travels from south due north. further flash flooding is possible. those downpours could deliver 30 millimetres of rain within an hour and even more than that spread over and even more than that spread over a few hours. nasty weather to come. and it is welcome rain ac

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theyjoin leeds who beat leigh leopards in the first quarterfinal on saturday.month's tour de france. he finished third on the final stage time trial, but that was enough to secure the 22 year old the biggest victory of his career byjust nine seconds. tom pidcock was 18th on the stage and finished as the highest placed briton in 22nd overall. there was also a time trial on stage two of the women's race. claire steels was the top british rider finishing seventh which moved her up to tenth overall. but that was almost two minutes behind switzerland's marlen reusser who won the stage to take the overall lead in the four day race. it's been a great day for british hockey with comfortable wins for both the gb men and women's teams at lee valley. the men beat spain 3—0 to climb to the top of the pro league points table. nicolas bandurak scored the first two before this brilliant solo effort from lee morton wrapped up the win. and great britain's women were also comfortable winners against the usa. 4—2 the final score with player of the match charlotte watson getting g

there's one more game today with leeds rhinos currently in action against castleford tigers.hartpury 58—19 to secure second place and with it a home play—off semifinal. on this, the last day of the regular season, gloucester—hartpury knew they were guaranteed to finish top of the table, but were easily seen off by exeter, with brooke bradley scoring the last of the visitors' 8 tries. so here's how they finished. gloucester—hartpury top, to earn a home semi—final against fourth placed bristol bears. the other semi will see exeter chiefs hosting saracens. the world's most famous flat race — the epsom derby — went ahead smoothly despite a protestor having to be removed from the track during the race. auguste rodin went on to win, after a late dash for the line. that means no fairytale final ride in the race for frankie dettori. charlotte gallagher was there. great to see you. like the assets. enjoy the derby. the sun was out and so were the crowds. and then those who weren't there to have fun. in extra £150,000 was spent on security for this event. today it wasn'tjust about runn

sam allardyce has left leeds united by mutual consent.tentially a long—term project. phil neville has been sacked by mls side inter miami. they are bottom of the eastern conference. co—owner david beckham, his friend and former manchester united team—mate, said "the time is right to make a change." england's cerebral palsy team beat spain 3—1 in their opening group game at the european championship in sardinia. david porcher scored a hattrick for the para lions. enters in his final year frankie deter us when _ enters in his final year frankie deter us when the _ enters in his final year frankie deter us when the oats - enters in his final year frankie deter us when the oats for - enters in his final year frankie j deter us when the oats for the second time. soul sister on the first day of the derby meeting. victory over miami heat over in the first game of the nba finals. cameron norrie is battling to stay in the british open. struggled from the. the italian skills, he has all the tricks. 61 victory in that first set. nori improved slot l

through that leed green building program.nes. the s&p 500 up about a quarter of a percent or so. the nasdaq, with those tech stocks really doing the best this week. and the nasdaq is gaining 120 points right now, 13,002 25, up almost a full percentage point. tiktok plans to sell more products on the app and increase its global sales to $20 billion this year. that would be a significant increase from last year's $4.4 billion in sales tiktok's e-commerce platform talk about the products according to also trying to expand its e- operations here in the us. economists report the european economy contracted slightly at the end of last year and through the first quarter of this year. the value of the euro dropped one tenth of a percent during the last quarter of 2022 and the first quarter of 2023. and that fits the technical definition of a recession. however economists also say labor markets have not been affected in europe and unemployment is at its lowest level since 1999. they say the biggest economic concerns in europe right no

leeds and leicester are both at home on the opening weekend — against cardiff and coventry respectivelyhe friday night. that game has been brought forward for tv purposes and involves a round trip of 416 miles for an 8 o'clock kick off. and ipswich town's game away to sunderland has been moved to 5 o'clock on a sunday — that's a round trip of 564 miles. all the fixtures across the three leagues are available now on the bbc sport website and app. let's take a quick look at some of the other sports news stories making the headlines... plate 179 games for his hometown team. elvin evans is fifth after the opening day of rally kenya in nairobi. the briton is 3.3 seconds behind leader 0tt tanak. evans was fourth last time out in italy and will be hoping to at least match the second place he achieved in kenya last year. the rally ends on sunday. the international olympic committee has voted to expel the international boxing association from the olympic movement. it's the first time the ioc has kicked out a governing body in its 129—year history. it's after a number of allegations of rigged dec

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