but not for leeds.was disappointment for manchester city at wembley yesterday, as they lost the fa cup final to rivals manchester united. today though — city are parading their premier league trophy around manchester, after pipping arsenal to the title last weekend, and clinching a fourth—successive title in the process. let's cross live to olly foster now, who is at the parade�*s end for us. olly what can we expect? thus bands braving the weather. -- sto thus bands braving the weather. » stop start not the other and. inaudible. the strength of volume out here. the city players united for the day is going to be a mile of fans, going down the main thoroughfare they will be there. inaudible. they are that disappointed too but wobbly behind them. pep guardiola, manchester, it was a big celebration of that historic achievement. winning four ma'or historic achievement. winning four major titles- _ historic achievement. winning four major titles. apologies _ historic achievement. winning four major titles. ap

for leeds and southampton, it is season—defining.ch through the regular campaign, leeds won 90 points, southampton 87. huge totals, but not enough for automatic promotion. one will miss out. this was the chance to leave their gloomy days behind. both clubs went through relegation last season. but a way back opened up for southampton. the goal from adam armstrong, the saints had lift off. leeds went to try a more patient approach. sommerville took time and took aim. but leeds�* lack of chances were shown by the faces. it all might have changed with one strike of the ball. but this club now face up to one more year at this level. this tense race for promotion was settled by a single goal. this was 90 minutes to shape southampton�*s future. back to the premier league! the team from the south coast are now looking upwards. a huge win for southhampton. similar to leeds — there was disappointment for manchester city at wembley yesterday, as they lost the fa cup final to rivals manchester united. yesterday, as they lost the fa cup however,

they beat leeds 1—0 at wembley in the championship play off final. season games, a third playoff game that they met at wembley. but it is southampton and their captainjack stephens who are heading back to the premier league at the first time of asking. that's it. thanks for watching. sports say bye bye for now. hello. thanks forjoining me. the weather, this bank holiday weekend has been a little hit and miss. this is what we had earlier on during the course of saturday. storms breaking out quite widely across england, parts of wales, some across the irish sea as well, and outbreaks of rain in scotland. now further showers are expected notjust on bank holiday monday, but indeed the rest of the week. temperatures will be near normal, nothing spectacular. but at least by the end of the week, it does look as though these low pressures should finally pull away as we see high pressure building. but the winds will still come in from the north. so there's certainly no major warm up in the forecast. ok, let's have a look at the forecast then for the short ter

leeds came with so much expectation.had 90 points in the regular season and in most campaigns that would have an offer an automatic promotion. they had very few chances and this was a day where they failed to show up really. they hit the crossbar, that was about the best for them. there will be questions for the manager who came in last summer when the team had just been relegated from the top flight. his only task was to get them back up. many fans leading the stadium behind us desperately disappointed with what they saw from the team today. southhampton are heading back up at the first attempt. a win and a promotion that earns the club at least £140 million in revenue, significantly more if they stay in the premier league next season. that is thanks to that win from adam armstrong and those others playing that make fine margins that make this so enthralling. i had a feeling that they would win but it was tense at the end. ten minutes at a time and it was scary but we won, so it was good. i saw them first in 1971 and th

leeds united are one win away from a premier league returns at the first time of asking. and xander schauffele shoots the lowest round in major history to make an electric start to the 106th pga championship, in valhallas. we're just two days away from the heavyweight unification super—fight in saudi arabia. tyson fury, the wbc champion, taking on olexander usyk, who is putting his wbo, wba and ibf world titles on the line. the winner would become the first four belt heavyweight world champion. the fighters have been rolled out for a news conference, and both men were surprisingly reserved. i'll make this short and simple — i want to thank god for the victory i've received already, and i want to thank everybody involved in putting this massive event on. i want to thank usyk for turning up and challenging me — and that's about it. thanks to all the fans who travelled to support me, because i know it's tough times at the moment and money's hard, so i aim to put on a show. thank you very much, god bless. hi everybody, people. applause i'm happy to be here. i'm excited. i'm g

like victory for leeds and southampton today feels essential.— victory for leeds and southampton today, it was very close _ today feels essential. like you say, it was very close between - today feels essential. like you say, it was very close between the i today feels essential. like you say, it was very close between the two l today feels essential. like you say, | it was very close between the two at the end of the season in the league table. is it fair to say it will be an evenly matched game later on? yeah, it is very difficult to look to history in these one—off games, but southampton will come with a little bit more confidence, having done the double over leeds in the regular season, including beating them to everyone at elland road earlier this month in the final day. an added plot twist as the battle between bt managers, russell martin has come in and revolutionised the way southampton played this season. he spent much of his playing career at norwich city, where daniel farke, the leeds manager, came in and released him on a free transfer, effectively ending his career at the

for leeds there is no patrick _ the news from both sides? no patrick bamford today and he misses out through injury and they will instead look for goals through the championship player of the year this season, crysencio summerville, and joe will appear row, the striker who leads the line for them and the question for southampton would be whether the scotland international che adams will be with them but he is on the bench and instead they will look to david brooks, the former bournemouth midfielder you might remember spent 18 months away from the game recovering from cancer. as i say, there are already premier league quality players throughout these two teams and the team that misses out todayis teams and the team that misses out today is really at risk of some of those top—flight clubs that are in the premier league coming to poach them so for leeds and southampton, this is a match that could really shape their future and kick off is now less than an hour away. i shape their future and kick off is now less than an hour away. i look forward

from the off, they look hungrier than norwich, who just couldn't cope with leeds�*s intensity. lead, joel pirro's header took a cross, and whenjorginho ruda crashed in the third from close range, the tie was done with still five minutes of the first half to play. somerville added a fourth and the second half to complete a dominant leeds win, taking them to wembley a game away from an immediate premier league return. manchester city's goalkeeper ederson will miss sunday's premier league title decider and next week's machester derby fa cup final. the brazilian was forced off with an eye injury during city's 2—0 win at tottenham on tuesday that left pep guardiola's side on the brink of their fourth consecutive title. scans have confirmed ederson suffered a small fracture to his right eye socket, following a collision with cristian romero. france head coach didier deschamps has named his 25—man squad for euro 2024, with n'golo kante handed a surprise recall. kante, who moved to saudi pro league side al—ittihad in 2023, last played for the national team back in 2022. kante has 56 ca

yes he has indeed. in leeds united i see. yes he hasindeed.so in leeds united i see.so he's bought a stake in 40 niners enterprises who bought leeds last last june. leeds on account of ipswich winning promotion yesterday have to compete in. they could have gone up yesterday if it was such a one. and leeds and all these americans mind you. >> well i mean old ryan, ryan reynolds, canadian but even so well it is but i mean i think that there's, there's a real cachet towards these historical football clubs. >> not so much wrexham because they've really made it into something there, but they've said will ferrell's spokesperson . spokespeople have said that there's no plans to do a fly on there's no plans to do a fly on the wall documentary for netflix or anything like that, but he's wowed by the club. he's been introduced to a few football clubs in the last couple of years, so you can see he's been speculating, but he's bought a stake in the holding company that owned leeds united. as i say, they got into into the club last june. huge disappointment for them yesterday . th

then it was such a disappointing, leeds united really failed to show up leeds united really failed toas good as it got for them. many leads fans leaving the fee on two stands, not waiting for the trophy left for southampton which is happen, desperately disappointed with what they've seen from their team this afternoon. it is southampton heading back to the primary leak at the first attempt for the win and promotion that zack club at least £140 million in revenue, possibly more if united say in the premier league of the next season or two. all thanks to the armstrong winner those of the fine margins that make the play also special. margins that make the play also secial. ., ~ you for that. just want to take you to france, french media reporting on an incident that four people have been injured in a knife attack and the city of leon. a suspect has been arrested after the four people were attacked in the metro station in the french city that you can see for the we don't have any more details on fat at the moment. of course when we do we will bring them to you. here in the uk a story abou

let's go live to leeds court house, the i go live to leeds court house, the police giving their reactionlled the female pc has been sentenced to a0 years. female pc has been sentenced to 40 ears. �* ., , female pc has been sentenced to 40 ears. ~ . , . female pc has been sentenced to 40 ears. . , , years. against the police officers there is no _ years. against the police officers there is no hiding _ years. against the police officers there is no hiding place. - years. against the police officers there is no hiding place. we - years. against the police officers there is no hiding place. we will| there is no hiding place. we will hunt you down where ever you seek to hide and we will find you, we will bring you tojustice. hide and we will find you, we will bring you to justice. i would like to thank people who have been helpful over the last 20 years, the original investigation team who did a first—class investigation, the subsequent generations of detectives who have handed on the pattern of responsibility to hunt down the killers. right up to the team in the present day who have worked

for that they will be in it chip agent for the commiseration to leeds.mier league for them. if you want more on that match you can read all about it over on the bbc website and the bbc sport app. all the reaction to that, over on the bbc sport website website. andy murray currently an action. he is currently 2—1 down in that match for that that's an interesting one to come back from fort murray in the first set was still lots of work to do fort murray. first set was still lots of work to do fort murray. that's all from sportsday. we will see you next time. they say you never forget how to ride a bike — but what about playing the piano? one woman has started tickling the ivories again after a break of 80 years — thanks to the help of a teenage volunteer. 90—year—old sybil — who is blind — moved into a care home injanuary, at the same time that aaliyah began volunteering there — and they bonded over a shared love of music, as juliette phillips reports. 90—year—old sybil has never lost her love of music, and now she has rediscovered her passion for performi

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and it's kick—off for leeds and southampton in the championship play off final at wembley.ill return to the premier league? hello, i'm lewis vaughanjones. welcome to the programme. we start here in the uk, and the fourth day of campaigning ahead of the general election on the 4th ofjuly. the home secretary, james cleverly, says the conservatives plan to bring back a form of compulsory national service if it wins, and says it's about pushing young people out of their "comfort zone". the party says it would cost £2.5 billion a year and would see 18—year—olds join the military for a year or serve the community for a weekend a month for the same period. our political correspondent helen catt has more. the return of national service is certainly an eye—catching policy but it wouldn't be national service quite like these men experienced between 1949 and 1963. instead all 18—year—olds would have to choose between a year of military service or volunteer work in public services. it's about addressing the fragmentation we have seen in society. too many young people living in their ow

i think three finals up, final in leeds, the file in the euro_ up, final in leeds, the file in the eurosheffield last week — euro tour and the final in sheffield last week. i have that extra bit of form _ last week. i have that extra bit of form in _ last week. i have that extra bit of form in front of me. these are big occasion_ form in front of me. these are big occasion so— form in front of me. these are big occasion so i— form in front of me. these are big occasion so i feel like we have four players _ occasion so i feel like we have four players that — occasion so i feel like we have four players that i all up for the big occasion _ players that i all up for the big occasion i_ players that i all up for the big occasion. i am going to go into it thinking — occasion. i am going to go into it thinking ini— occasion. i am going to go into it thinking i'm going to win, because i didn't_ thinking i'm going to win, because i didn't think— thinking i'm going to win, because i didn't think that there would be no point _ didn't think that there would be no point turning up. didn't think tha

leeds. >> norwich was hammered by leeds. and you.air. yeah. a spanking would be more than. will you stop again? goodness me. you're doing this on purpose. i'm not, i'm not. this is. this is football talk. so leeds will now play the winner of either southampton or west bromwich albion, who play tonight in the second play off game. so then the actual final which they call they always there's different numbers. it's like is it million. no it's is it 100 million. is it a billion. is it a is it a gazillion. it's just the biggest money earning game in football. it's the championship play off which is next sunday at wembley. because then you move into the premier league. that's where the big that's the real, that's where the big bucks are. >> that's where money talks. >> that's where money talks. >> absolutely, should we look at the boxing, the big fight this weekend? yeah. >> quick look at that fury usyk. we've got spencer oliver who's going to join us in an hour. so he'll tell us more about that because he knows both of them very well. an

they beat leeds 1—0 in a match between two teams hoping to return to the top flight at the first attempte lynskey was there. such a painful match to lose, the championship play—off final when 90 minutes can really shape the future of the club. southhampton is going back up to the premier league and leeds united will stay for at least another season in the championship. for this occasion it was typically tense and settled by a single moment.

it's his first appointment since being dismissed by leeds in february last year.itish history—maker. roberts has become the first welshman to secure promotion to italy's top league. como appointed him just five months ago after being recommended by one of the club's owners, thierry henry. with its breathtaking views at the foot of the alps, little wonder lake como is a favourite for tourists. now there's a new attraction enter this part of northern italy. a club in serie a. como, guided there by a welshman. extremely proud, very happy to be going around the city today and seeing people and everybody truly being appreciative of what's happened. having waited 21 years for a return to italy's top league, they celebrated all weekend. 0sian roberts was brought to the club after thierry henry, an investor and board member, put his name forward. it's a relationship forged in newport, where the arsenal legend studied for his coaching badges under the guidance of the football association of wales. to have people like thierry backing me, it meant everything to me. his messa

— think three finals, the final at leeds in— think three finals, the final at leeds in the euro tourform in — last week so i've got that extra bit of form in front of me. but these are big _ of form in front of me. but these are big occasions will feel like we have _ are big occasions will feel like we have got— are big occasions will feel like we have got four players all up with education. that's what i thinks anybody's _ education. that's what i thinks anybody's game. i will go into a sitting _ anybody's game. i will go into a sitting and _ anybody's game. i will go into a sitting and going with the vision not think— sitting and going with the vision not think that probably no point in turning _ not think that probably no point in turning up — not think that probably no point in turning up. the not think that probably no point in turnin: u. ., turning up. the reigning world champion is— turning up. the reigning world champion is feeling i turning up. the reigning world champion is feeling confident | turning up. the reigning world i champion is feeling confident but let's not rule

leeds university union.at they call the university of leeds' "complicity" with israel's actions in gaza. in the middle east itself, us secretary of state antony blinken met with israeli leaders wednesday in his push for a cease—fire deal between israel and hamas, saying "the time is now" for an agreement that would free hostages and bring a pause in the nearly seven months of war in gaza. blinken has been visiting the port of ashdod aid crossing in southern israel, where he has called for the delivery of aid to be accelerated. let's take a listen... given the need, given the immense needin given the need, given the immense need in gaza, it needs to be accelerated, he needs to be sustained, and as we focus on all the necessary inputs, the number of trucks they are moving, what matters most is the impact. and we are focused on measuring that, making sure that people are actually getting what they need. a few hours earlier, israel reopened the sole aid crossing on the northern edge of the gaza strip, allowing a

you are leeds united, aren't you? >> i am sort of leeds united, that is. >> that's exactly.n. did you cry? >> did you cry? >> did you cry? >> i did not, i was actually hugely relieved. but that takes us some distance from sport . us some distance from sport. >> i don't think leeds were. this is where it ends. they're going. oh you know what? i'm glad they went out in the premier league. we could actually stay where we are for while. >> what does it mean to leeds then? if they drop down out of then? if they drop down out of the premier league this is bad news. well, no, the thing is they don't drop down out of the premier league. >> they're still in it. >> they're still in it. >> they're still in it. >> they just stay down. >> they just stay down. >> so they haven't. so they're still in the premier league. but they're not. they haven't moved up. no they're now in the championship. >> well for a start they don't get 170 million i mean that's pretty serious in itself. they have parachute payments. >> this is the thing. they have parachute payments. so if there's a team that dro

studio: the end of that news conference from outside leeds crown court, where mustn't mind of an armedth a police officer being shot has jailed for life with a minimum of a0 years. pc beshenivsky�*s family watched in court as the last member of that armed group responsible for that raid was sentenced after almost 20 years. let's get more from danny savage. just tell us what is happening in the last few moments. here at leeds crown court today the sentencing hearing for piran ditta khan, the last man to be convicted for the murder of pc sharon beshenivsky. this morning we had statements from both the prosecution and defence about what they thought that sentencing should be, perhaps how long they thought i should be. the prosecution were pushing for a full life sentence for piran ditta khan. he is now 75 years old, she will die in prison at the matter what sentence he is given. but when the judge what sentence he is given. but when thejudge came to what sentence he is given. but when the judge came to sentencing today, he sentence him basically along the lines of ugly other people who ha

leeds couldn't want a better lead.an norwich who couldn't cope with the intensity. there was anle—o lead and then there was 2 and then a third from close range and the tie was done with still five to play. somerville added a fourth taking them to wembley, a game away from an immediate premier league return. manchester city's gold keeper eddison will miss sunday's decider and next week's fa cup final. the brazilian had an eye injury in city's 2—0 win at tottenham that left the side on the brink of the fourth consecutive title. scans confirmed he suffered a small to his right eye socket. the france head coach has named his 25—man squad for euro 2024, with conte handed a surprise recall. he moved to saudi pro—league side itiad in 202. he played for the national team last in 2022. he has 56 caps for france and was a key part of the world cup side that won in 2018. the former chelsea midfielder was included but no room for chelsea forward gunku or michael elysses of crystal palace. schauffele carded the lowest round ever in

welljoining us now is the former england captain, geva mentor, currently of the leeds rhinos, who areia, do you think today's announcement will help to close the gap between the sport i think there is time that which we have change physically for us but in particular for have change physically for us but in particularfor i think have change physically for us but in particular for i think it is about closing the gap. i particular for i think it is about closing the gap.— particular for i think it is about closing the gap. i think it's macros in the competition _ closing the gap. i think it's macros in the competition here _ closing the gap. i think it's macros in the competition here trying - closing the gap. i think it's macros in the competition here trying to i in the competition here trying to get athletes into full—time programmes and pushing their products so we get more investment in this border so it is a really healthy place to go. it is definitely time for change, obviously with that, comes necessary steps which does suit everybody. the team at bath, your old site are also ou

let's return to football, because the former leeds manager jesse marsch is canada's new head coach.k since he was sacked by leeds in february last year after less than 12 months in charge at elland road. he'll start staright away, canada face argentina in the opening match of the copa america next month. this is how canada soccer ceo kevin blue made the announcement. canada is right here watching you, we are ready to get after it. i appreciate your trust and belief in me. appreciate your trust and belief in me i_ appreciate your trust and belief in me. i assure you that i will pay you back_ me. i assure you that i will pay you back at_ me. i assure you that i will pay you back at every — me. i assure you that i will pay you back at every level and this team is going _ back at every level and this team is going to _ back at every level and this team is going to be — back at every level and this team is going to be something that the entire — going to be something that the entire canadian community is going to be _ entire canadian community is going to be so_ entire canadian community

i think some people will say that leeds united deserve it. - leeds united are one win away from an instantt championship player of the year crysenio summerville scored their fourth and final goal after the break of what was a one—sided second leg. the first game was goalless. it means that leeds will head to wembley at the end of the month for a chance to play top flight football again next season. they'll face the winner of tonight's second semi—final between southampton and west brom with that one goalless after the first leg. next to a stunning, record breaking round from amercia's xander schauffele — he's posted the lowest score in pga championship history and equaled the record at a men's major — after shooting an opening round 62 at valhalla in kentucky he holed nine birdies in a sensational bogey—free round — which means he's nine under par at the top of the leaderboard with a three shot lead. it's just the fourth 62 at a major championship — the others were all at par—70 courses. valhalla is a par—71. schauffele, who is the world number three, is hoping to win his first major. rory

the chaplain driven off campus at leeds university because he was jewish. campus at leeds universityto faced because they were jewish. the stand—up comic told by a bbc comedy star that she would be killed and her family grieving for her in the cemetery, because she wasjewish. the renovator of a dilapidated building threatened with a machete and told he should leave the, quotes, jew building, he was working on, because he wasjewish. the reporter told not to cover an event because her eyes looked jewish. inseparable from these incidents are the increasingly strident, visible and lurid demonstrations of anti—semitism on our streets during anti—semitism on our streets during a protest marches. swastikas, hamas banners, depictions ofjew press as exploiters, devils, child killers. it is incessant, we saw it again only this weekend. in a past the gates of downing street. of course i know many of those on these marches are compassionate people, driven by are compassionate people, driven by a desire for peace and an end to suffering, they are side by side with those promoting hate. the organi

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>> i am indeed at a pharmacy in leeds. >> i am indeed at a pharmacy in leeds .rnoon to you leeds. good afternoon to you both. these are incredibly shocking figures that we have seen this morning, 177 pharmacies closing this year. so far alone. incredibly unbelievable figures joining me now is kostas iliadis who is the manager at this pharmacy kostas. unbelievable. what can you tell us about it , unbelievable. what can you tell us about it, unfortunately i was part of the i was watching the figures as well. >> and the problem we have is that pharmacies are closing down at a rate we weren't expecting a difficult times, especially after covid. the situation is bad for all businesses, not just for pharmacies, but a lot of our colleagues are losing our jobs colleagues are losing ourjobs and a lot of pharmacies are closing down. and the problem is they're not being replaced by other pharmacies. so the situation is bad . the workforce situation is bad. the workforce is struggling. we are struggling because we have to cope. when a pharmacy closes down, we have to take o

you could forgive the leeds united nerves in east anglia, five playoff campaigns without promotion.nest of margins denying him a penalty. josh sergeant had norwich�*st chance, rising to meet jack stacy's cross, but lacking the required direction. leads that have the ball in the net, coming to the home side rescue. it was 17 points but separated these two on the final day, now they had to elland road, level pegging. alex fletcher, bbc news. celtic remain top of the scottish women's premier league, with two games left to play, and improved their already—strong goal difference today. amy gallacher, murphy agnew and mengyu shen with the goals, in their 3—0 win over partick thistle. in their 3—0 win over partick thistle, to keep them in driving seat as the season comes to an exciting finale with two games left to play. and despite their advantage they're not taking matters for granted. our mentality is that nothing is going to be handed to us. we try our very best to bring positive energy to the camp because it's been a long, hard season, and the heat plays a massive part in it. focus at

leeds rhinos beat wigan 34—20 in their women's challenge cup semi—final.r the break. they'll play rivals st helens for the trophy who've beaten them in the last two finals. england's women completed a 3—0 t20 series win over pakistan at headingley. the player of the match was england's danni wyatt who scored 87 off 48 balls, making the most of being dropped three times. she was closing in on a century before holing out. england set pakistan 177 for victory and though the tourists made a solid start and only lost four wickets, they were always going to fall short — england won by 3a runs. the two sides will now play three one—dayers. to the boxing, great drama last night. tyson fury was sure that he'd won the fight, but it's 0lexander usyk who is the heavyweight division's first undisputed a—belt world champion. it was an enthralling fight, the ukrainian taking the contest on points, but the judges were split, both fighters had their moments but this was what gave usyk the edge, in the ninth round, landing a flurry of punches, and fury needed a standing cou

but leeds a greater willingness to believe in conspiracy theories under strong propensity to seek outand sell message boards, anti—vax youtube channels, far right telegram groups all islamists podcasts. in both the common ground on which democracy depends is eroded. and the sometimes open assertion that the major political parties are in hock to jewish finance is also major political parties are in hock tojewish finance is also an effort tojewish finance is also an effort to divide and demonise. extremists will argue thatjewish money drives both foreign—policy and domestic decision—making in countries like ours in order deliberately feel disaffection with democracy and encourage a further fight. understanding and countering the rise in anti—semitism is central to the wider struggle against extremism, division and tate and the defence of democracy, freedom and civilisation. , ., , civilisation. this new development in the nature _ civilisation. this new development in the nature of— civilisation. this new development in the nature of extremist - civilisation. this new development in th

they beat leeds 1—0 at wembley.led by adam armstrong's 24th goal of the season in the 24th minute, helping southampton return to the top flight at the first attempt after last season's relegation. for leeds it's another unsuccessful playoff campaign, while their historic struggles at wembley continue as well. but southampton�*s victory in what's billed the richest game in football stands to make them around 140 million pounds. inigh we i nigh we were going to winger i had the feeling but it was tense at the end, because the ten minutes added time and the two minutes after was just scary but we won eventually so it is good. ? first just scary but we won eventually so it is good.? first time i saw just scary but we won eventually so it is good. ? first time i saw them was 71 at the dell and this is one of the top days in our history. on days like it this it comes out and you see how well supported the club is as a city, it means everything to be back where we belong. while a southampton victory parade would be somethi

so leeds united released a video this week.names we'll recognise, wishing them well today. recognise, wishing them well today . let's have a look now. today. let's have a look now. hey leeds, it's perez, just wanted to leave this message for you guys and say good luck with your game this weekend. >> i'll be rooting for you wearing my jersey. >> i just want you guys to know that everyone at leeds united is so excited . we know you can do so excited. we know you can do it. we know you can pull through. let's go boys, let's go. >> i'm wishing you all the very best on sunday. let's get back up to the premier league where we deserve all leads. >> aren't we used to wish the boys all the best at wembley? big game. bring it home. >> so that means. >> so that means. >> or the richest game in football they could paris hilton and will ferrell could give them £250 million and not notice it. well, well actually will ferrell isn't buying it. >> yeah well no i think he's bought a percentage of the holding company. so he's put his money where

norwich city will host leeds.t brom, after the saints won at elland road. third—placed leeds went into their game knowing they had to win and ipswich had to lose to huddersfield if they were to secure automatic promotion. but the victory for ipswich means both these sides will have to go through the play—offs to have any chance of returning to the premier league. at the other end of the table, birmingham city have been relegated back to english football's third tier for the first time since 1995, despite beating norwich on the final day. birmingham had to win to stand any chance of staying up, and they did that thanks to a 55th—minute header from south korea international paik seung—ho — his first goal for the club. but because blackburn, sheffield wednesday and plymouth argyle won, birmingham go down. the battle goes on at the top of the premier league, with both arsenal and manchester city winning convincingly today. city narrowed the gap — again — to one point after beating wolves 5—1 at the ethiad. erling haal

leeds rhinos beat wigan by 3a points to 20 in their women's challenge cup semi—final.h the match after the break. they'll play rivals st helens for the trophy who've beaten them in the last two finals. revenge on the cards there. england's women completed a 3—0 t20 series win over pakistan at headingley. the player of the match was england's danni wyatt who scored 87 off 48 balls, making the most of being dropped three times. she was closing in on a century before holing out. england set pakistan 177 for victory and though the tourists made a solid start and only lost four wickets, they were always going to fall short, england won by 3a runs. the two sides will now play three one—dayers. tyson fury was sure that he'd won last night's superfight in saudi arabia but it's 0lexander usyk who is the heavyweight division's first undisputed four—belt world champion. it was an enthralling fight, the ukrainian taking the contest on points, but the judges were split. it's fury�*s first professional loss, our reporter ade adedoyin was ringside in riyadh. 0leksandr usyk on top of

so this was councillor moeen ali celebration after he won in leeds. >> he's the voice of palestine.ello. >> reports have since emerged stating that ali played a pivotal role in the hounding of the jewish chaplain at the university of leeds, rabbi zechariah deutsch, who went into hiding after receiving threats from pro—palestine activists because he served with the israeli army. but it's not just moeen ali, apparently . green moeen ali, apparently. green party councillor in bristol, mohammed makkawi, claimed in social media posts that hamas's massacre of innocent israelis was an american zionist lie. another green councillor , imtiaz another green councillor, imtiaz ali, branded zionists as nothing more than common thieves willing to massacre thousands in the process. that was in a facebook post last december. so look, tonight i am asking should these candidates be immediately expelled from the green party? going head to head on this ? the going head to head on this? the chairman of the national jewish assembly, gary mond, and the co—founder of the muslim debate initiative, abdullah

but leeds' lack of chances was shown by the faces., a tense race for promotion. in the end, it came down to one goalfor the saints. southampton, back to the premier league! this is one of the top days in our history. magic day. it's massive — like, _ you saw today about just the size of the football club, - i think it goes under the radar quite a lot and on days like this- really comes out and you really see, actually, how well—supported the club is as a city. - and itjust means everything to finally be back where - we belong, ithink. it was difficult all season, it was a hard season — and we came back straight away. so southampton depart wembley knowing in august they'll be a premier league club again. it is the team from the south coast marching in and looking upwards. joe lynskey, bbc news, at wembley. ross county will be playing scottish premiership football for a sixth consecutive season — after avoiding relegation at the final hurdle. once again they've won the playoff final, this time comfortably seeing off raith rovers. 0n—loa

leeds united are one win away from a premier league returns at the first time of asking.ake an electric start to the 106th pga championship, in valhallas. we're just two days away from the heavyweight unification super—fight in saudi arabia. tyson fury, the wbc champion, taking on 0lexander usyk, who is putting his wbo, wba and ibf world titles on the line. the winner would become the first four belt heavyweight world champion. the fighters have been rolled out for a news conference, and both men were surprisingly reserved. i'll make this short and simple — i want to thank god for the victory i've received already, and i want to thank everybody involved in putting this massive event on. i want to thank usyk for turning up and challenging me — and that's about it. thanks to all the fans who travelled to support me, because i know it's tough times at the moment and money's hard, so i aim to put on a show. thank you very much, god bless. hi everybody, people.

they beat leeds 1—0 at wembley.dam armstrong's 24th goal of the season in the 24th minute, helping southampton return to the top flight at the first attempt after last season's relegation. for leeds it's another unsuccessful playoff campaign, while their historic struggles at wembley continue as well. but southampton�*s victory in what's billed the richest game in football stands to make them around £140 million. it wasn't a sexy appointment for southampton football club me coming in, they were brave enough to give me the opportunity and hopefully we have repaid them with a day they will remember forever and have repaid them with a day they will rememberforever and it have repaid them with a day they will remember forever and it has given me one of the best days of my career for sure. given me one of the best days of my careerforsure. so, given me one of the best days of my careerfor sure. so, yes, given me one of the best days of my careerforsure. so, yes, ifeel nothing but gratitude and yeah, and... yeah. a lot of

it was her first time in leeds. next, two for the price of one.ners to vote in nottinghamshire. paul garner says his cockapoo, rumble, but attention from everyone into doing in london. the next one is a rather distinguished spring a dog in cannock chase district. it looks like he is running for office. no barking at this next polling station, instead a couple of donkeys greeted voters casting their vote. finally, let's have a cat. this is the cat that greeted people at chertsey museum in surrey. that is pepper the cat. those are the animals at good evening. within the next few months, there will be a general election — you'll choose who leads the country for the next five years. but millions of you in england and wales have been voting today to decide who's in charge of roads, bins, care and crime where you live. those decisions make a huge difference to the communities round the country. but they will give us a huge indicator of our politicians'

leeds united have announced that red bull has taken a minority ownership stake in the club, as well asca and brazil. kieran mckenna has signed a new four—year deal to stay as manager of ipswich town. he had been linked with the vacancy at brighton and was shortlisted by chelsea to replace mauricio pochettino. the 38—year—old led the club to automatic promotion to the premier league. norwich city have appointed fc nordsjaelland managerjohannes hoff thorup as their new head coach on a three—year contract. the dane replaces david wagner, who was sacked following norwich's 4—0 defeat to leeds in the championship play—off semi—final. well, burnley has appointed craig bellamy as acting head coach to temporarily replace the departing vincent kompany. kompany says it doesn't bother him that bayern munich reportedly approached a number of different managers before offering him the position. the former manchester city captain left relegated burnley, to move to one of football's biggest clubs. i leave myjob honestly too intense to speculate too much or to make any distinctions whatsoever. the opp

the victory puts them three points clear of leeds united, ahead of the final fixtures of the season thisll see them up. a remarkable achievement, given they were in the third tier, this time last year. disappointment for rafael nadal, who was beaten in straight sets byjiri lehecka, at the madrid open. the world number 31 is the lowest—ranked player to ever defeat nadal in a clay—court contest. carlos alcaraz is through to the last eight. but he was pushed all the way by jan lennard stuff. the defending champion won in three sets, taking the decider on a tie—break, in what was a rematch of last year's final. alcaraz has now extended his winning streak in the tournament to a record—equalling 1a matches. earlier, world numberfour daniil medvedev made it through to the last eight, after beating alexander bublik in three sets, and a landmark for him, he's reached at least the quarter—final stage, at all nine atp masters 1000 events. the russian will play lehecka next. in the women's side of the draw — world number one iga swiatek dropped her first set of this year's tournament, swiatek, a fin

leeds, newcastle , universities. similar themed protests. >> yes, jumping on the bandwagon a little bit. i think it's very difficult because in a way students will be students. it's a time when you can be sort of very vocal about things and debate things, and if you want to protest, and i'm not necessarily sure that is a bad thing, but it it obviously becomes a bad thing if it becomes a bad thing if it becomes anti—semitic . and becomes anti—semitic. and that's, that's the line that can't be crossed, i think a student protest. well, student protests have happened for time and memorial, protests have happened for time and memorial , that's what and memorial, that's what students like to do. >> yes , it's true, but this is >> yes, it's true, but this is the largest university that we're looking at now, in california. and classes there have been cancelled for the foreseeable. so it's causing a lot of disruption bringing those live pictures there from ucla campus in california . campus in california. >> just a quick one

now the diff, the points differential between leeds and norwich. this is why leeds and norwich.daniel farke, the former norwich manager, has said this is a new season now, forget what's gone. that's easier said than done. when you finish 17 points ahead of the team that you're playing, the team that you're playing, the team that you're playing, the team that you're playing goes into it thinking we've got nothing to lose. but if i look at the actual form, i mean, southampton and west brom at the hawthorns is the game. later on after that. 215 so it's really going to be a feast of football today in the championship. but if you look at it's always said, isn't it? i don't have forest's worth going into the playoffs two years ago, but it's always said that it's good to have form going into playoffs at the right time. look at this stat, if you will. leeds, southampton, west brom, norwich in the last five games, that's 20 games between them. only ten of those have been won, six of them, sorry , been won, six of them, sorry, ten of those have been lost. only six have been won. the rest