leeds united as well.atches at the bottom of the championship, what's going on with the ipswich game? what's going on with the ipswich came? ,, . what's going on with the ipswich iame? ,, ., ., what's going on with the ipswich came? ,, ., ., .,, ., game? starting at the top of the table, if switch _ game? starting at the top of the table, if switch start _ game? starting at the top of the table, if switch start today - game? starting at the top of the table, if switch start today at - game? starting at the top of the | table, if switch start today at top and our pain at some time —— southampton right now, who are fourth, just about to kick off in the second half and it is southampton bleeding by two was to one, lee davies with the opener for ipswich, and southampton getting from che adams. leads play host city later on and can capitalise on any slip—ups. looking at a 3pm kick—offs at the top of the table, preston north end, still five points of the payoff, a huge win for birmingham city off the bottom of t

a second half still losing to southampton, they're looking to return to the top of the table, leeds united can do that later as well. go to that on your bbc sport app but for me and the rest of the team goodbye. a boxing club in north yorkshire is helping people with parkinson's disease to improve their strength and mobility through specialist fitness classes. westway boxing club in eastfield has eight students with the degenerative condition, who've been training for six months and have seen an improvement in their symptoms. our reporter carla fowler has been to meet the boxers. five, four, three, two, one. fighting to keep fit for as long as possible. westway club has been training boxers for three decades in scarborough, but this is a new group of fighters facing a different kind of battle. everyone here has parkinson's. it's a heavyweight opponent, but they're slowing down its progress through boxing. you start to learn your balance quite early on. you get the coordination and the strength builds up. of course, once you can do that, you can punch harder. so i think it affects all of th

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 number four 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 fi

due to leeds united's heavy defeat against queen's park rangers, leicester city's promotion to the english premier league was decided. face to face after a year of absence according to the italian media, juventus is looking to hire alvar and morata, the striker of atletico madrid, to bring him back to the alliance. according to the media , toto jue, morata has reached an agreement with juventus. he has reached and will probably be a rival of dushan and hoch next season. it is said that the directors of bianconeri are planning to make an offer in the paradise of nature next week! the opening of the exhibition of iran's export capabilities by welcoming more than 2 thousand economic activists and businessmen from 80 countries. this exhibition shows that iran cannot be sanctioned it is an unveiling of what has been achieved by the hands of our dear youth in this country and turning threats and sanctions into opportunities.

officials of the two clubs, real madrid and bayern munich, are trying the 18-year-old player of the leeds unitedm was hired by t. archiegri. this playmaker midfielder was able to accompany his team in 46 games in the league and had an impact on more than half of his team's goals. we get with a report. 15 volleyball players in the danesh camp students are preparing themselves for a successful participation in the world competitions of serbia. volleyball federation hall hosts the third stage of the student volleyball team camp. thank god , we have really good players in terms of talent and we are talking about their coordination and physical preparation. we are working more so that, god willing, we can have the best show in the world championships. they are preparing themselves for the world competitions in serbia. we are providing compressed, we are providing . god willing, we can return to iran with a gold medal. third camp. we are here for 10 days we do weight training, ball shooting, and then we played a friendly game. we won it three to one. volleyball players present in this cycle camp. the

clubs real madrid and bayern munich in their efforts to recruit the 18-year-old player of the leeds united team. take this playmaker has been able to accompany his team in 46 games in the league and may peace be upon you, may god's mercy and blessings be upon you all. say, "do you fear except for one of the good people, and we do not fear you that allah will punish you with my punishment, and he has it, so you must fear." i am completely afraid that nothing will happen in the kingdom of god except with the will of god, and neither the steps nor the hands will be lifted except by the permission of god. i have no misfortune on the earth, nor in my soul, except in my book, before it is light , and that is on god. i am in a difficult position, because of his words, the end of mashhad is the end of his life . yes, tonight, according to the pictures you saw , the disturbing pictures you saw, we want to discuss another function of football with the honorable guest of the program, mr. saeed haqbardi. we are an expert in football management and the head of the national organization of heroes. we ar

will be promoted back up to the premier league tonight, that's because their nearest challengers leeds united at anfield. the departing liverpool boss is excited for the dutchman to take what he calls "the bestjob in the world". i like the way his team play football. i can say definitely all the things i hear about him as a guy, good guy, some people i know know him, i don't know him yet but some people tell me he is a really good guy and i like that a lot. so good coach, good guy, looking forward to it if he is the solution, i am more than happy, it is not up to me. it sounds all really good. premier league chief executive richard masters has admitted var needs to improve for the sake of the fans. masters was speaking at the european leagues general assembly, held today in london and said they want to improve the situation for supporters — but gave his backing to the officials in england's top flight. i would say the words in support of the referees, i think you do a really good job and the system needs to improve and part of that is getting the rules to be upgraded so there's more space to

and second—placed leeds united are involved in the evening match, they're at home to hull city.sion when asked about an altercation between the two managers during the women's league cup final. the clear animosity between the two at the end of the match somewhat overshadowed arsenal's 1—0, extra time win. somewhat overshadowed arsenal's1—0 extra time win. the chelsea manager, emma hayes, accused eidevall of male aggression on the sidelines towards her player, erin cuthbertson, while eidevall said chelsea were moving the goalposts to suit themselves. we had a discussion before the game where both clubs had to agree if we're going to play with multiple system or not. and chelsea said they only wanted to play with one ball and we said we wanted to play with multiple. and then when it suits them in the last minute of the game, when they want to take another ball to take a quick throw—in, then all of a sudden they want to use that. and i only said that you guys wanted to play with one ball, so it's not my problem. i think there's a way to behave on the side of the pitch and not for t

and as i say, they brushed leeds united aside. they look fatigued. , highly charged game against a semi rival in middlesbrough, i suppose you could say. used to be your part of yorkshire, middlesbrough isn't it. and so they won four three and then a few days later they happen to come down to london and as i say they got absolutely hammered last night. but leicester it means a promoted automatically a big boost as well for ipswich town because they're in the running. they need five points from the last three games they travel to hold this evening at 8:00 and a decent side. i know that because they beat qpr the other week and so a big job for them tonight at the kc, but if they can do that they take a huge step towards promotion. and for them, given that they don't have any parachute money, they've not been in the premier league since 2002. it would be a huge, huge fillip for them. >> yeah, it would be, would be. >> yeah, it would be, would be. >> what else have you got for us, well, i think we should mention liverpool and arne slot. >> it looks like we

is at the riverside stadium for us. good evening from a rather wet teesside, all those against leeds unitedould take them within a point of leicester city who take on southampton tomorrow. leads come into this one really struggling and form in recent weeks, they haven't won in the last three, without a goal and they last two, but they have crucially had a nine day break which may have just given them a chance to find some composure ahead of the run in toward the ends of the season, middlesbrough, no pushovers, unbeaten in the last night, absolutely flying at present under michael carrick who will want to upset the promotion of that championship rival, really expecting a good game here tonight, the last time these two top sides met we had three goals inside the first seven minutes, so hoping for more of that this evening, we have updates on bbc radio 5 live where on air from seven o'clock as part of the monday night club kick off here as at eight. further down the football pyramid and gateshead fans should have been dreaming about potentially reaching the football league. instead — they've b

playing last night as they watched events in west london, which is where their nearest challengers leeds united rangers so dominant, the leicester party could begin, before the final whistle. and this is how the celebrated at their watch party. they have broken records in the championship this season and are still on course to reach 100 points. maybe the party is still going. they don't play until monday night at present, they can probably celebrate this weekend. boxes everywhere. dundee united, like leicester, will be celebrating this morning, after they confirmed their immediate return to the scottish premiership. they won the scottish championship after a goalless draw away at airdrieonians. they were effectively champions already, six points ahead of second placed raith rovers with a superior goal difference with two games left, but this point gives them an unassailable lead. now it's a massive day in the women's six nations and it's winner takes all as england play france in bordeaux at teatime, live on bbc one. jo currie reports. the finishing touches for a grand slam decider. england hav

but yeah, qpr won four nil and that defeat for leeds united meant leicester city got promotion to thee season without even kicking a ball. >> perfect. >> perfect. >> thank you aidan magee there as ever, you're with me. darren grimes on gb news saturday. we've got loads more coming up on today's show. first of all, we're going to get a look at the weather with marco . weather with marco. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar, sponsors of weather on . solar, sponsors of weather on. gb news. >> hello! here's your latest weather update from the met office for gb news. as we hold on to mixed weather conditions across the uk over the next few days, all of us seeing some rain at times, often breezy and temperatures though starting to recover, actually becoming fairly warm in places during the middle to second stage of the coming week. low pressure sitting towards the south of the uk at the moment that's starting to throw outbreaks of quite persistent rain in across the south and east of the uk as we head through the evening into the overnight period, some of that rain turning quite heavy dun

. >> leeds united back in the automatic promotion. places to head back to the premier league and a four time world champion in him, considers retirement morning. >> whilst it is the middle of spring, it's not necessarily going to feel it with a bit of a cool feel for some of us and a bit of rain at times. two i'll have more details coming up. >> so after five months of deadlock, the rwanda bill has finally passed through parliament. it's poised to become law after peers ended their standoff over the controversial policy. >> while the showdown comes after the prime minister declared that enough is enough and said mps and peers will sit through the night to get the bill passed. >> so it now designates rwanda as a safe country and will allow the government to deport asylum seekers to there. >> let's get some analysis this morning from the political commentator benedict spence, who joins us in the studio. good morning to you, benedict. it was a late night, perhaps not late, as late as some people feared it might be a slog. nevertheless, f

in england, leeds united. so i'm beginning to worry about the knock on effects of last night.if anybody's got any tips or clues, please see me at the break and let me know. so i work with a vital adviser to the british government. i've advised the council of europe and united nations various bits of the united nations, but above all children's organizations in the uk, with a particular focus on digital technologies. >> morning all, my name is haley. i am policy counsel at fairplay, we are a children's media and marketing watchdog focused on the ways in which big tech's business model and the excessive screen time it encourages impact kids' healthy development. maureen: i am maureen flatly. i have spent the last almost 40 years engaged in oversight and government reform of issues related to children across a range of systems. i always tell people that one of the most formative experiences of my life was being the daughter of an fbi agent who spent most of his career detailed to the senate racketeering committee, where he developed testimony against the cosa nostra with joe vala

the only part of the united kingdom that should be separate, and i was born in leeds is the people'sre . other than that, of yorkshire. other than that, i don't like separatists. >> your benefit or theirs? >> your benefit or theirs? >> well, i need to be a monarch somewhere. yeah, okay, so that's what we call it. independence no, it's separatism, and i'm afraid i don't like it. no, it's separatism, and i'm afraid i don't like it . now, afraid i don't like it. now, there's another thing. when you have a big constitutional change like brexit or like the independence referendum , don't independence referendum, don't make it just 50% plus one vote. do what every other country in the world does for constitution changes a supermajority 75. and that proves the point. with scotland . can you imagine if scotland. can you imagine if they had got independence now? they'd be looking at this and going, oh my god, what did we do? look who the leader is. that's why you need a supermajority, which will last generations. >> i totally agree, but that's even though i'm a brexiteer. i think the idea of

the only part of the united kingdom that should be separate, and i was born in leeds is the people's . other than that, of yorkshire. other than that, i don't like separatists. >> your benefit or theirs? >> your benefit or theirs? >> well, i need to be a monarch somewhere. yeah, okay, so that's what we call it. independence no, it's separatism, and i'm afraid i don't like it. no, it's separatism, and i'm afraid i don't like it . now, afraid i don't like it. now, there's another thing. when you have a big constitutional change like brexit or like the independence referendum , don't independence referendum, don't make it just 50% plus one vote. do what every other country in the world does for constitution changes a supermajority 75. and that proves the point. with scotland . can you imagine if scotland. can you imagine if they had got independence now? they'd be looking at this and going, oh my god, what did we do? look who the leader is. that's why you need a supermajority, which will last generations. >> i totally agree, but that's even though i'm a brexiteer. i think the idea of co

joined forces with nike and leeds beckett university to fund the research into environmental factors that increase the risk of acl injuries in female footballers. and the uniteds world cup, and will instead focus on bidding for the tournament in 2031. the remaining bids are from brazil and a joint one from germany, belgium, and the netherlands, with the hosts to be chosen next month. he was pivotal in england's first white ball world cup win — and now, jofra archer is back as they attempt to successfully defend their second. the fast bowler has been beset by injuries and hasn't played intenrtional cricket in more than a year because of the latest one. but he's part of the 15 man provisional squad for the t20 world cup in the caribbean and united states in june. in fact, it's the bowlers who garnered most attention after today's announcement. lancashire's tom hartley is picked after he did well for the test team in india, while chrisjordan and reece topley are in. chris woakes isn't, with the bat, captainjos buttler, jonny bairstow, and willjacks have all scored centuries in the ipl this season. but it's archer who remains the headline selection. draw for arch

that's before leeds, and leicester have their games later in the afternoon. last night, rotherham unitedter. the rocket was pushed all the way by gary wilson before coming through to win10—7. he'll face the winner of today's other semi between mark williams and mark allen in the final. o'sullivan will be going for a record eighth world championship title at the crucible later this month. to formula one now, and it's the japanese grand prix this weekend. the race is tomorrow morning. and i can tell you that in the last half hour, max verstappen has secured the 36th pole of his career after domin. the world champion bounced back from failing to finish the last race in australia taking the top spot, ahead of his red bull team mate sergio perez. britain's lando norris was the best of the rest at suzuka, but was more than a quarter of a second slower than verstappen. you'll never know, max verstappen never once all the races as we saw in australia, even though he is in pole position. it's 50 years today, since abba's iconic eurovision win in brighton which propelled them to pop superstardom.

leeds and met him and met family. yeah. really met his family. yeah. really dedicated. thought was the dedicated. i thought he was the sort of player man unitedne in for. he should have gone in for. but he went to man city instead and that's turned out a really that's turned out to be a really bad move. but then he's been sub loaned again west to loaned again to west ham, to west and played well. west ham and he's played well. >> played seven games >> no he's played seven games but really hasn't gone well. but it really hasn't gone well. i mean there's always going to be career. well be a point in your career. well i always, but where there's i say always, but where there's going wobble . you know going to be a wobble. you know we talk about leicester and it happens teams, happens happens with teams, happens with players. but at the moment it seems that city move seems that that man city move was worst thing because he was the worst thing because he was the worst thing because he was nailed in the england was nailed on in the england side. not going to be going side. he's not going to be going to the now. have a look at to the euros now. have