the champions of england, leicester city. are, you leicester city,. a good team.ing to pull out of the sport to ta ke going to pull out of the sport to take you to moscow. rex tillerson and his russian counterpart sergey lavrov, both men meeting with vladimir putin today. let's hear what they have to say. translation: it's been a long day, we have had talks with the secretary of state of the united states rex tillerson and we have just had a long, more than two hours meeting, with president putin. talks have been substantial, frank, open. they embraced the entire range of questions that are crucial for bilateral relations as well as for oui’ bilateral relations as well as for our interaction in geopolitics and national affairs. we have fixed that the current state of our relations is not the calmest. we have significant problems. including those that have been left by the previous administration, obama administration. we are realists. we understand to overcome these barriers we need substantial efforts but we hope that there will be movement towards us from our am

it is the champions of england, it's called leicester city. ah, leicester city!les burst eventually. joe wilson, bbc news, madrid. a steam locomotive has been driven at 100 miles an hour, for the first time since steam power was abandoned by british rail, nearly 50 year ago. the locomotive, tornado, reached the speed as part of an experiment to assess whether steam trains can safely run faster than the current limit of 75 miles an hour. judith moritz has the story. it may look like something from a bygone era, but the tornado steam locomotive is a very modern train. to run competitively on today's railways it must hit top speeds. which is why in the middle of the night, its volunteer crew did something that hadn't been done since 1966. 0n the line between newcastle and doncaster, they took the train to the max, past its normal running speed, past 90 miles an hour, and beyond. right up to the top of the dial. we did what we set out to do. the guys have had an inspection and we seem to be all right at the moment. this is all about gathering data, that is what the d

the 5000-1 leicester city is finally over.d football in england, winning the premier league title, and taking europe by storm this season, reaching the quarter—finals in the premier league in their debut in the season. premier league in their debut in the season. they were beaten by the better side. now it is back to reality. mid— table in the premier league. no european football next season. league. no european football next season. atletico can look forward with excitement as they look forward to the semifinals of the elite club season to the semifinals of the elite club season in europe for the first time infour season in europe for the first time in four years. season in europe for the first time infouryears. in season in europe for the first time in four years. in the last three yea rs in four years. in the last three years they have beaten bayern munich, chelsea, ac milan, and they will need to be two more of europe's clu bs to will need to be two more of europe's clubs to make it third time lucky and win the competition

the champions of england, it‘s called leicester city. ah, leicester city, ok.g to be a great game for the fans. madrid is europe‘5 football capital. this city has dominated the champions league in recent years. leicester are not touri5ts, they are contenders and tonight europe is shakespeare‘s globe. joe wil5on, bbc news, in madrid. a steam locomotive has been driven at 100 miles an hour — for the first time since steam power was abandoned by british rail, nearly 50 year ago. the new steam locomotive, tornado, reached the speed as part of an experiment, to assess whether steam train5 can 5afely run faster than the current limit of 75 miles an hour. judith moritz reports. it may look like something from a bygone era but the tornado steam locomotive i5 bygone era but the tornado steam locomotive is a very modern train. to run competitively on the railways todayit to run competitively on the railways today it must hit top 5peed5. which i5 today it must hit top 5peed5. which is why in the middle of the night, its volunteer crew did something that has not been done

ijust love being a leicester city supporter.t was big ann's fault, led us on, but it was big ann's fault, led us astray again, and people are amazed we have gone to the way bar to get a segment. so many people here, look at older people here to see leicester in the champions league! wejust had a load of atletico madrid supporters come up to us, asking, photo, photo, photo! everyone is so lovely. hello! they alljust want everyone is so lovely. hello! they all just want for de everyone is so lovely. hello! they alljust want for de graafs, bits and bobs, and you don't get this in our country, i tell you exactly all just want photographeds. the matches coming up and we are absolutely buzzing. such an amazing feeling to think leicester city, are little club, is now on the main stage and everybody knows who we are. we are of the foxes, king power, we are leicester city. and i said at last year. things can't get better. but you know what, days like this, when you know what, days like this, when you are in another country, and people kn

and michael could not save leicester city. that was the only goal of the game. half, riyadh mahrez thought he got a penalty, but the referee disagreed. translation: clearly, we would like to have won bya clearly, we would like to have won by a bigger margin, but we were facing a team who know what they want, who knows how to play, and who won't change their ways. it was exactly as we expected. i am happy with the job that we did, and with the result. we know the tie is still way open. we knew that would be the case. umm, i think it is way open. we knew that would be the case. umm, ithink it is one way open. we knew that would be the case. umm, i think it is one of those major decisions in the game. it isa those major decisions in the game. it is a definite foul. it is inside the box. that is the first disappointment. in terms of the other, of course, i am aware of it. i have not seen anything. shakespeare knows that leicester will have to find a goal, at least one, in the second leg. but in his words, leicester, in terms of their effort, they were exceptional. b

leicester city play their champions league quarterfinal against atletico madrid on wednesday.he said someone in the backroom staff may have been responsible. many took that to mean the current manager craig shakespeare. joe wilson has more from madrid. craig shakespeare was taking lessons at his training session, and questions from the media as well. you would expect this from a champions league quarter—final. one thing in particular was hanging over today's media conference, comments from claudio ranieri on monday evening. he alluded to somebody who was perhaps influencing his dismissal, his sacking, from leicester city. who was it, claudio ranieri would not say. so we have been left to fill in that gap. you could infer that perhaps craig shakespeare himself. he was directly in the background during claudio ranieri's time at the club to be that was a point upward to craig shakespeare today. my stance is, from my first interview, coming into the packed room, i remember saying i spoke to claudio ranieri denied he was relieved, and he thanked me for my time, i thanked him. he sa

he alluded to somebody who was perhaps influencing his dismissal, his sacking, from leicester city.laudio ranieri would not say. so we have been left to fill in that gap. you could infer that perhaps craig shakespeare himself. he was directly in the background during claudio ranieri's time at the club to be that was a point upward to craig shakespeare today. my stance is, from my first interview, coming into the packed room, i remember saying i spoke to claudio ranieri denied he was relieved, and he thanked me for my time, i thanked him. was relieved, and he thanked me for my time, ithanked him. he said there were never any hard feelings. and that is my side of it in terms of the significance of this match, would leicester city and the fans and players, it is best summed up by the keeper. he said it is the kind of thing you play for and the kind of thing you play for and the kind of thing you live for. the 50—year—old former arsenal captain was thrust into the manager's hotseat. they are looking to improve on their current position, 19. that leaves them seven points from safety. sho

a big point for crystal palace after being 2—0 down to leicester city.e file and i think this will go to the final day of the season. flickr the top, a difficult day for chelsea tomorrow and manchester united. it could be a turning point, the gap has been closed to four points by tottenham hotspur, a tough match for chelsea away to manchester united tomorrow so away to manchester united tomorrow so perhaps some pressure on chelsea. a big win for spurs season up to second place. nothing much has been decided in the premier league but some other things have been decided around the uk. away from the premier league there has been one promotion spot settled today. sheffield united are back in the championship without even kicking a ball, that's because nearest rivals bolton lost 1—0 to oldham athletic. these were the scenes in the dressing room at the club's training ground as the players celebrated returning to the championship after a six—year absence. i , this will dedicate to all our supporters because they have had a tough six years of being in this divi

football, and leicester city's champions league dream finally came to an end tonight, after they drew sports editor, dan roan, was there. the latest chapter in sport's most remarkable fairy—tale. but sporting miracle is what this club's defined by and now these players were intent on seizing a once in a lifetime opportunity. leicester had returned from the first leg in spain only a goal behind against one of the finest teams on the continent, but they knew they had to take their chances. shinji okazaki wasting this one. and if that was costly, conceding could prove critical. almost immediately, the hosts punished, saul niguez‘s pin—point header extending atletico madrid's lead, the crucial away goal leaving leicester with a mountain to climb. but stranger things have happened as this team has proved and, once again, they set about defying the odds. substitute ben chilwell went close, before talisman, jamie vardy, gave his side hope. with two more goals needed, suddenly leicester were dominant, manager craig shakespeare urging his side on. the pressure intensified and the hosts never g

in terms of the significance of this match to leicester city.he captain, kasper schmeichel, he spoke to the media today. he said this is the kind of thing you play for, the kind of thing you live for. the famously combative former arsenal captain tony adams has told the players at his new club they're going to get a kick up the backside. there is some flash photography coming up. tony adams has taken over at la liga side. granada until the end of the season. the team are in relegation trouble in spain having lost five of their last six games and in his firstjob since leaving a club in azerbaijan six years ago. adams has been tasked with keeping them up. we are going to fight for granada and get three points. that is what it is about. focus on it game by game. iam it is about. focus on it game by game. i am going to try if you things in training. liven up the team, try taoiseach the team. motivate the team. hopefully, obviously, i will do my best to achieve a miracle. just eight days before he could be announced as the lions captain, sam warburto

quarter—finals of the champions league, it may be almost routine for atletico madrid, but for leicester citynly isn't. atletico want to be the best team in europe, notjust the second best side in madrid. four minutes, first warning for leicester. commentator: back off the post for koke. the home side star is antoine griezmann, heading off like grease lightning. albrighton‘s challenge was cynical, sure, but timed to happen outside the penalty area. well, no, said the ref, the way i saw it — penalty. commentator: a huge moment. kasper schmeichel has saved leicester from these before, not this time —1—0. commentator: and griezmann scores. second—half, now mahrez dashing forward for leicester. that was in the penalty area, undoubtedly. yeah, but it was not a penalty, said the referee. fernando torres is a striker famous in spain and in england and here, embarrassed, in any language. leicester had to resist, persist, concentrate, they did. parts of this trip have been disturbing, but the 1—0 final score means the tie is still open for the second leg in leicester. joe wilson, bbc news, madrid. new

in sport, one of the biggest nights in the history of leicester city is ahead. they're in the quarter—finals of the champions league and carol has the weather. good morning. we are here for the rendezvous of the tall ships. if you wa nt to rendezvous of the tall ships. if you want to see them you can see them tomorrow until easter sunday. a bit nippy first thing. for most of us it will be dry. but there will be a few showers in the north—west. good morning. first, our main story. police in germany believe the three explosions that hit a bus carrying the borussia dortmund football team were directly targeting the club. the team was on its way to its champions league match against monaco. one player has undergone surgery after the blast shattered windows on the coach. jane—frances kelly reports. forensic teams have spent the night examining the blast site. three devices in what police described as a targeted attack exploded as the players‘ bus left their hotel shortly after 7pm. it's believed the explosives were hidden in a hedge and were detonated as the bus pass

leicester city, the magic a0.hich makes their current position more perilous. it shows what a huge point that can be. swansea play manchester united at old trafford tomorrow. middlesbrough have got back city? yes, a massive point for hull today. you're talking about middlesbrough already going down, you were not even interested ? already going down, you were not even interested? they are in big trouble. we have some fantastic matches tomorrow. we have a north london derby, spurs against arsenal. first, everton against chelsea. everton have won eight consecutive home games, will chelsea slip up? then the north london derby. will the pressure the top? do you think chelsea have got it? i think this is their last tough game, if chelsea win, ithink their last tough game, if chelsea win, i think that is it. you heard it here first! i will go straight to the bookmakers! there was humiliation for rangers in the old firm derby as celtic ran out 5—1 winners at ibrox. it was their biggest away victory over their rivals in th

leicester city w011 shots, and tackle.b won the league with two people doing the same job last year, old—fashioned, if you like, when you have got it give it to the big players. big, strong, aggressive... talented. dedicated. an elegant man. ugo ehiogu, the former villa, boro and england defender who has died at the age of 44. notts county ladies football club has gone into liquidation notts county ladies football club has gone into liquidation and withdrawn from the women's super league...let‘s get some more details on this from our our women's football reporterjo currie. the owner and chairman says he did his best but the numbers don't stack up his best but the numbers don't stack up and he cannot go one. yes, today he released a statement saying he faced a bill of almost £1 million to keep the team going. he inherited this mess when he bought the club from the previous owner but there is some angerfrom from the previous owner but there is some anger from the players today, saying that they should have been told sooner.

elsewhere, police were taking no chances, extra security for leicester city ahead of their game in madrided, questions unanswered. what appears to have been a deliberate attack has left players, fans and a country shaken. we can now speak to our correspondent damian mcguinness, who‘s following this story from berlin. the president of uefa has put out a statement. the decision taken to postpone the match was the correct one since we must always prioritise the safety and security of all fans, tea m the safety and security of all fans, team officials and players. i would like to present my sincere gratitude to the local authorities and supporters. that is the latest from the president of uefa, alexander sarasin. now let‘s talk to damian maginness. police are saying they are treating this as a deliberate attack on this football team, bruce gib dortmund because they are saying that now they found the explosives and they we re they found the explosives and they were serious. —— borrusia dortmund. there were also reports that thanks to reinforced glass in the bus, a catastrophe was over to it be

i have no doubt that this achievement is greater than leicester city's. 20 years ago some of us remember this football clu b some of us remember this football club was on its knees. it was 15 minutes from going out of the foot or leak and in the bottom division altogether. it had no ground. it had been sold by the previous owner. virtually every week there were protests of one sort or another. i was at the fa at that time and was fighting a battle with the lawyers, not for the first or last time in my life! isaid, not for the first or last time in my life! i said, what is the fa for if it is not to help with this sort of thing? and certain lawyers, who will remain nameless, said precedent, we have to it for every club, at cetera. there was some evidence that i want that little battle and played a small part in this club which you heard of, your interviewee from the streets of brighton, with a few interesting people behind them. you know, they care about this club. this club was saved by local people. they have built this club up. they are the recipe for how you develop a foot ball clu b

the incident happened in a liverpool bar after the team's 4—2 win over leicester city.made to police. arsenal's second largest shareholder alisher usmanov say the club's board must "bear huge responsibility" for the club's poor season and notjust arsene wenger. the russian billionaire who doesn't have a seat on the board has criticised the owner stan kroenke. the gunners could jump above manchester united into fifth with a win tonight but face a crystal palace side who have won 4 of their last 5 including a victory against leaders chelsea. the win of crystal palace at chelsea shows the strength of the premier league. surprising results. the difference between the teams has become shorter and smaller. so anything can happen in any game. it doesn't change basically my thinking about the game. we know that we have to play at our best to win the game. i think that it's even more important that we make sure we don't lose against arsenal. like i say, it is not arguably that we have got the hardest run in. we have got the hardest run in — there is no doubt about that, but we a

outdone, their city rivals, atletico, are also into the last four after beating english champions, leicester city survives a scare to move through to the third round of the monte carlo masters. hello, and welcome to the programme, where we start with the news that cristiano ronaldo passed the 100—goal mark in the champions league. his side won 6—3 on aggregate against bayern munich

the incident happened in a liverpool bar after the team's 4—2 win over leicester city.captain tony adams has been made head coach of the spanish side granada until the end of the season. he's been working as an advisor at the struggling club , but takes over after the manager lucas alcaraz was a sacked. they are second bottom of la liga — seven points from safety with seven games remaining. adams had previous spells at wycombe and portsmouth and also a stint in the azarbaijan league. england women have won their final home friendly before this summer's euros in the netherlands. the lionesses beat austria three—nil in milton keynes goals from ellen white, lucy bronze and isobel christiansen. they have another friendly injune against switzerland before the july tournament. the usa, canada and mexico have confirmed that they will bid to host the 2026 world cup — if successful it will be the first time a trio of nations has hosted the tournament. it will also be the first world cup to feature 48 teams in the new expanded format that has recently been agreed. the usa staged

in what's been a turbulent week for sunderland manager david moyes his side lost 2—0 at leicester city it six consecutive wins under craig shakespeare since he took over as goals from islam slimani and jamie vardy take the reigning champions up to 10th. very pleasing. we did our best tonight. there's not much rhythm to the game in the first half. there we re the game in the first half. there were a lot of free kicks, corners, a lot of stoppage. we got the first goal, vitally important. it was just pleasing to get the three points. you must be very pleased. yes, not just for me, but for the fans and of course the players. we are here to try and win matches, that's what it's about and that's what we're doing the moment. today i thought we had done more than enough to be in front. i didn't think leicester had the form i have seen them halved in the recent weeks. manchester made the match very difficult for them. —— them have. george boyd scored the only goal as burnley beat stoke at turf moor to end their seven—game winless run. victory for burnley sees them moves eight points clear of th

former leicester city manager claudio ranieri says he doesn't think a players revolt was behind his sackingonths after leading the club to the english premier league title. speaking publicly for the first time about his dismissal on sky sports monday night football broadcast in the uk, he says that somebody behind the scenes may have been working against him, but not the players. i can't believe it. i can't believe it, the players may be don't give the maximum because there are other problems. other problems is the year before they earned a little less and after they have double and triple, when you come back in pre—season, you win the title, you go around the world, you play in america, you play against big teams for the first time in your life, the situation is totally different. i can't believe it, i can't believe my players kill me, no, no, no. the usa, canada and mexico will form a joint bid to host the 2026 world cup it was announced on monday with the usa looking to host 60 games, with canada and mexico preparing to welcome ten each. it will be the first staging of the tournament und

tonight, sunderland are at leicester city, eight points away from safety at the foot of the table.looking much better for the foxes though, under new manager craig shakespeare they've got a 100% record, winning all four premier league games, to move away from the relegation zone. sunderland are fighting for their lives, we have been in that situation before. you slowly run out of games, so you situation before. you slowly run out of games, so you are situation before. you slowly run out of games, so you are aware there dangerous opposition. they proved when they went to crystal palace and scored four they are capable side. i think any team withjermaine defoe in it to make sure you not only keep him quiet but you are aware of his goal threat. we are aware of the opposition and respect the opposition and respect the opposition but we are a good place at moment. here are all tonight's fixtures: a win for burnley against stoke would see them move eight points clear of the bottom three. watford are at home to west brom. and let's get the latest from manchester united from our senior foo

it's one of the biggest nights in the history of leicester city.arterfinal in the calderon. the spanish side won a controversial penalty, it seemed the box. but a spot kick was given and the man who won it, scored it. it is also one — zero at the alianza arena. german police have detained as suspected islamist links. monaco w011 as suspected islamist links. monaco won the receptacles quarterfinal first leg in germany, both squads arrived amidst heavy police presence and were welcomed by the fans. 0n the pitch, the german side were very much overwhelmed in the first half. an own goal gave them a 2—0 advantage at half—time, monaco where 3-1 advantage at half—time, monaco where 3—1 up. the side state with a late goal. 3—2, the final score to monaco. next month's championship playoff semi finals will use goalline technology for the first time. the goal decision system has been in use by the premier league since 2013 as well as some fa cup matches. and it will be adopted in all championship games next season. the system uses fast—frame cameras which are

robert firth andjamie leicester city to draw 2—2.istian benteke means palace have only lost once in their last seven league games and they are now seven points clear at the bottom three. the fightback was tremendous. i think today's point feels like a win, 2—0 down, coming back to 2—2, could have made it 3—2, tried to force the winner in the end. it is a tremendous fightback by the players and something that would not have happened when i first arrived. confirmation of today's results. one game has just kicked one game hasjust kicked off, they are almost nine minutes into the game between southampton and manchester city. city are looking to go third with a win. it's still goalless after nine minutes. one promotion spot has been settled today, sheffield united are back in the championship without even taking a ball because their closest rivals bolton lost 1—0 to oldham athletic. these are the scenes in the dressing room at the club's training ground as the players celebrated returning to the championship after a six—year absence. ther

leicester city will have to turn a 1—0 deficit in their champions league quarterfinal.co one griezmann scored the only goal for atletico madrid last night. a penalty that had been incorrectly awarded. the borussia dortmund manager has criticised uefa for making them play their postponed quarterfinal against monaco less than 2a hours after the bomb attack on their team bus that ended a player. they lost the first leg 3—2. 0n the short list for this year's pfa player of the year award has been published. chelsea's n'golo ka nte been published. chelsea's n'golo kante is the favourite. the draw has been made for the first round of the world snooker championship. mark selby will face fergal 0'brien. i will be back with a full update in the next 15 minutes. the families of two more babies who died under the care of shrewsbury and telford hospital trust are calling for their deaths to be included in the investigation ordered by the health secretary. the review of the trust was announced byjeremy hunt yesterday following the avoidable deaths of seven babies. five died following

the hunt for the champions league is still firmly on leicester city. they are still in it.arterfinal tomorrow night. the premier league champions trailed 1—0 after the first leg, they fell behind to a griezmann penalty. leicester are the only pair british side left in the con position. given the history of the last couple of years they all ways participate in the champions league. even though we have a great atmosphere stadium will be burning tomorrow. everybody loves to come here. nevertheless we are still the underdogs and we will still try to ta ke underdogs and we will still try to take a chance. manchester city's women are still on course for a domestic trouble after they reach the final of the winning's fa cup. they beat liverpool 1—0 in a semifinal to an afternoon. the military ‘s final at the expense of chelsea. dundee have sacked their boss after a run of seven straight defeats will stop saturday's 2—0 loss to hamilton left them in relegation. snooker, and the chairman of world snooker has responded to accusations of bullion directed at him by ronnie o'sullivan, ca

and, leicester city's european dream is dented.re beaten by atletico madrid in the champions league as their fans clash with police. dortmund lose their quarter—final first leg to monaco, 2a hours after the attack on their team bus. good evening. in the space ofjust over a year and a half at least nine babies died during, or shortly after, birth at one nhs trust in shropshire. most of those deaths were avoidable. five of the babies died following failures to monitor their heart rate properly during labour. their deaths have prompted such concern that the health secretary jeremy hunt has now ordered a review of the shrewsbury and telford hospital trust. but it says its mortality levels are in line with the national average. our correspondent michael buchanan has this exclusive report. basic errors at this trust have caused healthy babies to die. i don't want another mum to feel this. dad to have to put the lid on his daughter's coffin. promises to learn lessons have not been kept. they were interpreting my heart rate as hers. they m

leicester city boss craig shakespeare has set a premier league record after their 2—0 win against stokeeague. the other managers to have achieved that feat are pep guardiola, jose mourinho, carlo ancellotti and gus hiddink. wilfred ndidi and jamie vardy scored the goals that moves the champions up two places to 13th. you are the first british manager to win four premier league is in a row, a little celebration? i don't know. maybe at the end of the season. i am proud for everyone associated with the football club, especially the players. we know there are a lot of points to play for. we are on a good run and full of confidence but we have got a tough game against sunderland. hull city's push for survival continues after a great comeback against west ham, 2—1 it finished. they trailed to a first half—andy carroll goal but turned it around with an 85th minute winner from andrea rannochia. andrew robertson had equalised for hull early in the second half. that's 2 wins in three for them and they are only in the relegation zone on goal difference. for me, the important thing is the present a

extra security for leicester city ahead of their game in madrid. match postponed, questions unanswered. what appears to have been a deliberate attack has left players, fans, a country shaken. jenny hill, bbc news, berlin. a man who says he worked as a hitman for philippines president rodrigo duterte has fled the country. arturo lasanya made the allegations at a senate hearing in february. since then he has turned to the catholic church for protection. the church has been a firm critic of the president's drugs war, which human rights groups say has cost 7000 lives. rebecca henschke went to meet mr lasanya before he fled to singapore. arturo lascanas says he killed more than 200 people. a member of a death squad, acting on the orders of rodrigo duterte when he was mayor of davao city. he is speaking out now after a spiritual awakening. he's in hiding. the church protecting and counselling him and now telling their followers that the killings are wrong. it's illogical. it's not the way to solve the problem. we understand the hurt but for us christians

joined their city rivals in the last four after a 2—1 aggregate victory over english champions leicester cityearance in the last four years. translation: first, iwant translation: first, i want to say what a great performance from leicester tonight. it was almost a pleasure to compete against them. they never gave up for a minute, they didn't let their heads drop. what they achieved as they were coming forward, they put in a fantastic performance and pushed us all the way. the fact of the matter is that we are in the semifinals once again, and that is fantastic. tennis and novak djokovic is through to the third round of the monte carlo masters. this is his first tournament following injury and at times it showed against the experienced gilles simon. but the world number two came through winning the final set seven games to five. i felt like i ifelt like i had control of the match, and then it turned around. i started making some on forced errors, he made less on forced errors. he was three points the way, three points away from winning it. soi three points away from winning it. so i got mysel

a team not looking over their shoulders for too long was leicester city, champions, but it is not goingseason. but this resurgence has been pretty good. what a manager craig shakespeare is! he replaced claudio ranieri a month ago. he has come in four games and four ranieri a month ago. he has come in fourgames and fourwins, ranieri a month ago. he has come in four games and four wins, the only english manager to ever achieve that feat, and he joins english manager to ever achieve that feat, and hejoins a illustrious company. today, if you do get a chance to watch the highlights of these goals, you need to, because there were absolute stunners, 30 yards in the first half and jamie vardy, who forgot his scoring boots a couple of months ago, he scored a delicious volley. you are the first british manager to win the first four premier league games in a row. a celebration? may be at the end of the season. i am proud for everyone associated with the football club, especially the players. we know there is still a lot to play for. we are full of confidence but we have got another tough game aga

extra security for leicester city ahead of their game in madrid.atch postponed, questions unanswered. what appears to have been a deliberate attack has left players, fans, a country shaken. jenny hill, bbc news, berlin. our correspondent damien mcguinness is in berlin, and sent this update a short while ago. now police have said they are treating this as a deliberate attack on this football team, borrusia dortmund because they are saying that now they found the explosives and they were serious. this was a deliberate attack on this particular team. there were also reports that thanks to reinforced glass in the bus, a catastrophe was averted because it seems this glass was very, very strong indeed. only two of the window panes were smashed which is why only one player was injured, but now it transpires that the player's injuries are worse than was originally thought. he is now being operated on. he has a broken rib and glass in his arms. his arm is being operated on right now so his injuries are worse than were originally reported. of course, the who

antoine griezmann scored the only goal of the game as last season's runners—up atletico madrid beat leicester city, following the attack on the dortmund team bus. now to new york where the financial districts latest landmark is causing a bit of a stir. here you can see the newly installed fearless girl statue facing down the famous charging bull of wall street. now this was only meant to be a temporary instalment but proved so popular she's been kept. but not apparently popular with the sculptor of the bull. creator arturo di modica has complained to the city that the placing of the girl has changed the meaning of his original work and breached his copyright. before we go, the main story. donald trump has asserted that us relations with russia may be at an all—time low after moscow refused to drop its support for the syrian leader bashar al—assad after last week's apparent chemical weapons attack. two hours of talks failed to persuade moscow to drop its support for syria, after that chemical attack in italy province. —— idlib province. don't forget you can get in touch with me and some of the team

the incident happened in a liverpool bar after the team's 11—2 win over leicester city.n a goal in the match at selhurst park between crystal palace and arsenal. arsenal have gone behind. andros townsend, former spurs man has given palace the lead. 1- 02 spurs man has given palace the lead. 1— 02 very early stages. the former arsenal and england captain tony adams has been made head coach of the spanish side granada until the end of the season. he's been working as an advisor there, but takes over after the manager lucas alcaraz was a sacked. they are second bottom of la liga — seven points from safety with seven games remaining. adams had previous spells at wycombe and portsmouth and also a stint in the azarbaijan league. the usa, canada and mexico have confirmed they will launch a three—country bid to host the 2026 world cup — if successful it will be the first time a trio of nations has hosted the tournament. it will be the first world cup to feature 48 teams in the new expanded format that has recently been agreed. the usa held the competition in 1994 — when it had t

leicester city busca remontar ante el atletico madrir y real madrid busca sellar su pase ante el bayer juego de beisbol este domingo en filadelfia... --durante un descanso del partido, los muÑecos de varios presidentes estadounidenses salieron a correr por el campo de juego... --entre las gradas un conejo de pascua los esperaba para tratar de atrapar a uno de ellos --el presidente que no lo vio venir cay directamente al piso.. un conejito de pascua colocó el smackdown en uno de los presidentes pasados de este país durante el juego de los phillies-nacionales ayer (domingo). significado de la palabra vo comprobar hacia fuera como jefferson, washington, lincoln y carrera de roosevelt al final en parque nacional. poco saben, hay un conejito de pascua viejo grande listo para tomar uno de ellos hacia fuera. mientras que los presidentes golpean el estiramiento casero, las mascotas de un rebaño entero las ponen una por una! teddy roosevelt es el único que queda de pie para llegar al final, pero el conejito de pascua dice "no hoy teddy!" qué lanza en el 26 presidente del país! nunca lo vio veni

the dream is over for leicester city.knocked out of the champions league quarter—finals by the spanish side atletico madrid. and matt has the weather. good morning. a bit more cloud around today across the uk, the old spot of drizzle in the north—west of the dry story continues as it does tomorrow, which could be a touch warmer as well. more in 15 minutes. good morning. first, our main story. mps are today expected to approve theresa may's plan for a snap general election on 8th june in a commons vote this afternoon. the prime minister says she's going to the polls, three years early, to unite westminster ahead of brexit, saying britain needed stability and strong leadership. opposition parties have accused mrs may of a u—turn, but say they won't vote against the election. our political correspondent eleanor garnier reports. it's not even 2a hours since the prime minister called for a general election but already, the party leaders are gearing up, positioning the parties and getting ready for the parties and getting ready

people are already comparing it to the great euphoria of leicester city just over a year ago.r the hangover next season? well, i think we have the bones of a premiership squad. we will have to spend money to compete next year. i hope we don't spend too much money. because, you know, i don't like spending millions and millions of pounds. i just want to be competitive next year. how important is the team to the town, city, should i say, forgive me. the football club is a massive part of the community. we had the disaster and they helped bring the city together. it was critical. they got out in the community. they are central to the whole city. quite right. the club title reflects the fans. you have these two big communities. there has a lwa ys these two big communities. there has always been a big rivalry. is football one place where brighton and hove settle their differences? the motto of the club is "together." that is what we are doing us. you said you don't want to spend too much money and nowjohn terry has become available. do you want to bring him down? we need players wit

elsewhere, police were taking no chances, extra security for leicester city ahead of their game in madridquestions unanswered. what appears to have been a deliberate attack has left players, fa ns deliberate attack has left players, fans and a country shaken. well, i think tonight there is a general sense of relief. those players appear to have been deliberately targeted and they have a p pa re ntly deliberately targeted and they have apparently had a very lucky escape. security sources and police are suggesting at this stage there is no indication that this was an act of terror, but investigations are ongoing, as police tried to establish and fast who planted those devices and why? jenny hill in berlin, thank you. the parents of an eight—month—old baby boy say they are devastated after the high court ruled that doctors at great ormond street hospital can withdraw his life support. they shouted no — and broke down in tears as they heard the decision. charlie gard has a very rare genetic condition and brain damage. his parents have raised more than a million pounds to take him to america f

the incident happened in a liverpool bar after the team's 4—2 win over leicester city.e netherlands. the lionesses beat austria 3—0 in milton keynes. goals from ellen white, lucy bronze and isobel christiansen. they have another friendly injune against switzerland before the july tournament. the usa, canada and mexico have confirmed that they will bid to host the 2026 world cup and if successful it will be the first time a trio of nations has hosted the tournament. it will also be the first world cup to feature 48 teams in the new expanded format that has recently been agreed. the usa staged it in 1994... brasil won that word remember when janet jackson missed the penalty during the opening ceremony? i thought it was diana ross. i thought it was janet jackson. we will have to check. andy murray was back in action last night after weeks out with an elbow injury, honouring a promise to play roger federer in a match to raise money for charity, which wasn't taken entirely seriously. facing match point at the end of the second set, murray brought on a sub and recruited one o

the incident happened in a liverpool bar after the team's 11—2 win over leicester city.bear huge responsibility" for the club's poor season and notjust arsene wenger. the russian billionaire who doesn't have a seat on the board has criticised the owner stan kroenke. the gunners could jump above manchester united into fifth with a win tonight but face a crystal palace side who have won four of their last five including a victory against leaders chelsea. the window —— victory of crystal palace at chelsea is a theme in the premier league. anything can happen in any game. it doesn't change basically my thinking about the game. we know that we have to play at our best to win the game. i think that it is even more important that we make sure we don't lose against arsenal. like i say, it is not arguably that we have got the hardest run in. we have got the hardest run in, there is no doubt about that, but we are in good form at the moment and hopefully that form will continue and more importantly the results will come with it. the former arsenal and england captain tony adams ha

leicester city manager craig shakespeare says the team are still out to get a result in their historicrid tonight. and ali bacher wins silver on the opening day of the world cycling track championships in hong kong. police in germany have detained a suspect — with links to islamist extremism — after three explosions hit a bus carrying the borussia dortmund football team. one player was injured when three explosions went off — damaging the team's bus as it was on its way to a champions league match. the chief executive of borussia dortmund has urged his team to show they won't give in to terror. gavin lee is in dortmund. in the next 30 minutes behind me 80,000 football fans are arriving for this game that was postponed yesterday. the chancellor of germany angela merkel said the disastrous events yesterday caused unity between the fans. they're playing amongst the biggest police security for many years here in germany was up for many years here in germany was up one arrest for many years here in germany was up one arrest was for many years here in germany was up one arrest was made today

leicester city boss craig shakespeare has set a premier league record after their 2—0 win against stokeved that feat are pep guardiola, happyjose mourinho, carlo ancellotti and gus hiddink. wilfred ndidi and jamie vardy scored the goals that moves the champions up a place to 14th. hull city's push for survival continues after a great comeback against west ham — 2—1 it finished. they trailed to a first—half andy carroll goal but turned it around with an 85th minute from andrea rannochia. andrew robertson had equalised for hull early in the second half. that's two wins in three for them and they are only in the relegation zone on goal difference. sunderland remain rooted at the bottom of the premier league after a 1—0 defeat away at watford. miguel britos scored the only goal of the game. his first in watford colours to end their four—game winless run. they're now up to 10th in the table. sunderland meanwhile have now failed to score in five consecutive games and are seven points from safety with nine games remaining. there's confirmation of all today's results. the tea—time match is just

the incident happened in a liverpool bar after the team's 11—2 win over leicester city.m. arsenal's second largest shareholder alisher usmanov say the club's board must "bear huge responsibility" for the club's poor season and not just arsene wenger. the russian billionaire who doesn't have a seat on the board has criticised the owner stan kroenke. the gunners could jump above manchester united into fifth with a win tonight but face a crystal palace four of their last five including a victory against leaders chelsea surprising results because all the difference between the teams has become shorter and smaller. so anything can happen in any game. it doesn't change basically thinking about the game. we know that we have toe play ot our best to win the game. i think that it is even more important that we make sure we don't lose against arsenal. like i say, it is not arguably that we have got the ha rd is not arguably that we have got the hard pest run in. we have got the hardest run in, there is no doubt about that, but we are in good form at the moment and hopefully that f

we are the leicester city of this season. barry gardner, we'll leave it there.ent maduro. what was dubbed the mother of all marches on wednesday ended with three people dead. a teenager died in caracas, while a soldier was killed south of the capital and a woman died in san cristobal, near the colombian border. hundreds of thousands took to the streets to demand new presidential elections and the release ofjailed opposition politicians. this from our americas editor, leonardo rocha. the demonstrators arrived in their thousands for what they called the mother of all protests. they called for new elections and the release of opposition politicians. the opposition blames president nicolas maduro and his predecessor, the late hugo chavez, for the country's serious economic crisis. many venezuela ns say the country is on the verge of collapse. translation: i think we'll reach victory with this protest. this is the second independent of venezuela. this is the day we have been waiting for. longing for. the confrontation quickly triggered conflict with security forces,

and in sport: leicester city manager craig shakespeare says the team will be out to get a result in theirtletico madrid tonight, despite being the underdogs. formula one mclaren driver fernando alonso will miss the monaco grand prix next month, so he can race in the indianapolis 500. elinor barker wins silver in the scratch race, on the opening day of the world track cycling championships in hong kong. i‘ll be back with more on those stories after 3.30pm. the chief executive of united airlines has appeared on american television, to apologise for what he‘s described as the truly horrific removal of a passenger from an overbooked flight and he promised it will never happen again. oscar munoz had been under growing pressure after initially defending what had happened. the family of the passenger say he‘s being treated in hospital and they‘re grateful for the outpouring of support they‘ve received. simonjones reports. oh, my god! no! it‘s the footage that has gone viral, caused widespread revulsion, and led to shares in united airlines falling. david dao is dragged from a plane in chicago af

leicester city are in action tomorrow.the main draw at the french open. losing herfirst round match at the biel open in switzerland. i will have more on those stories later. more now on our top story — that g7 foreign ministers have rejected the foreign secretary boris johnson's proposals for targeted sanctions against russian and syrian figures. the decision follows a suspected chemical weapons attack by syrian government, which killed more than 70 people. joining me now from westminster to discuss the diplomatic implications of today's vote is former foreign secretary sir malcolm rifkind. it is good to see you. would you have gone to a meeting with the otherforeign ministers have gone to a meeting with the other foreign ministers on this have gone to a meeting with the otherforeign ministers on this kind of issue without knowing exactly how they were thinking? we don't know for certain what discussions might have taken place beforehand, and then normally would be preliminary discussions, this would not have just been bor

craig shakespeare may not be the special one but he has masterminded turnaround at leicester city, itver: jamie vardy‘s strike was a pretty strike, too, craig shakespeare the first british manager to win his first four games in the premier league show pretty easy, bass! a goalless draw between southampton and bournemouth, is this the worst penalty in premier league history... commentator: harry arter has missed it by a mile! voiceover: at least he has not got far to go home(!) elsewhere hull got a crucial three points in their battle to get out of the relegation zone, they came from behind to beat west ham 2—1. and there was another defeat for bottom side sunderland, they lost one nil at watford. --1-0. celtic will win their sixth consecutive league title if they beat hearts later today. brendan rodgers's side are 22 points ahead of their nearest rivals aberdeen in the scottish premiership. the job was to win it in the best way we possibly could. there is different ways to win. people will tell you that you can win something and it's not be the same feeling, but to win and foster the

moyes‘ sunderland travel to champions leicester city. it's the second of nine games for united in april but despite the distraction of the europa league next week, the united manager isn't looking that far ahead there are still over three months to go until the start of the women's european championship, but england head coach mark sampson has already named his final squad of 23 for the tournament. 19 already have experience from their third place finish at the world cup two years ago, but four uncapped players have been named including three from manchester city. england's first match is against scotland onjuly 19th. we're not afraid to say we want to win this tournament but we know we have to be respectful of other nations. we know that there is a lot of quality out there and ultimately, the best prepared team and the team that prepares well, performs well on the day, winters many games as they possibly can. —— wins as many. scotland won't name their squad until closer to the tournament — but they have named their new coach — shelly ke