and so it proved in may 2015 palace travel to liverpool and. ruut and other special moment the legendary stephen gerard's last home match. after 26 years of the club and over 700 professional games gerard lost his last game in front of the home crowd at anfield. ruined the blood tea party. it's a group of fly is cults to focus on and think about this as a poker table when that narrative starts to snowball it becomes almost like a belief across the organization a collective mental model. in november that year your club got its 1st dose of crystal palace the inflicted his 1st defeat as liverpool coach home game and failed crystal palace again bring to light hair and of course liverpool have also won plenty of games against palace but it's always a close a favor for the psychological barriers are clear to see. it's like voldemort against his most feared opponent harry potter. or mike tyson who could never be a vandal holyfield. for tom who can just never get the better of gerry. and captain ahab against the white whale moby dick. will soon see me

1990 it was the origin of the status as liverpool's team. into a game and has certain expectations influences the narrative that what you completely strongly hypothesize is that we're going to have a bunch of class are focusing on the fact that we have one they're going to be creating a bunch of in a picture. 2 losers. and so it proved in may 2015 palace travel to liverpool and ruined and other special moment the legendary stephen gerard's last home match. after 26 years of the club and over 700 professional games gerard lost his last game in front of the home crowd at anfield. it's a group of playa is constantly focus on and think about this as a bogey team when that narrative starts to snowball it becomes almost like a belief across the organization a collective mental model. in november that. got his 1st dose of crystal palace they inflicted his 1st defeat as liverpool coach and failed crystal palace. and of course liverpool have also won plenty of games against palace but it's always a close affair the psychological barriers are clear to

crystal palace liverpool's. i feel for the math and. get it all out. but why the clubs even have both teams. by the team as a team that impacts the psychology of another to. basically that bogey team creates a detrimental performance in the other tape that they fall into a low performance mindset so subsequently don't perform as well as they should enter milan are afraid of shot. but valentia fear injure themselves. mention blood bank are really scared of rb likes it. and after river plate's last minute defeat in the 29000 copa libertadores final will be having bad dreams about real based club flamingo forever. the only one say cialis are likely commodity going to have noted this suited to me at. this level what. level of you don't and in the more. ok of this i'd let you go madrid fans scared of facing reality but wait real madrid is a giant of european football everyone's at least a little scared of them a true blue is one that really should be beatable but somehow manages to keep tripping up your team. foul mouth. i would say one thing in order to be

and that brings us back to crystal palace who has made liverpool suffer time and time again. 24 to liverpool were on the cusp of winning the title when they travel to london to play palace 2 stadium is known for its unique atmosphere. displacing. the game like that you have to feed. the ever who felt it and boy did it her. second last time in season 3 nil up off to 54 minutes and then 33 against crystal palace at the end of 90 very good very good record against. i mean burning their top end of the story. thanks. in the last 11 minutes liverpool conceded 3 goals shattering their hopes of a 1st league title since 1990 it was the origin of palace his status as liverpool's bowlby to. when it. has certain expectations influences the narrative that you completely strongly hypothesize is that we're going to. are focusing on the fact that we have to be creating a bunch of in a picture. and so it proved it may 2015 palace travel to liverpool in ruins and other special moment the legendary stephen gerard's last home match. after 26 years of the club and over 700 professional games lost his last game i

liverpool 2019 champions league winners world class players top coach. and base every team in the world for years the rays right now liverpool themselves aren't scared of anyone except maybe. crystal palace liverpool's bogey team. i feel for him but i'm not going to go get it all out. but why the clubs even have both teams. the team is attained that impacts the psychology of another to. basically that bogey team creates a detriment of performance in the other take that they fall into a low performance mindset so subsequently don't perform as well as they should and jimmy's on a freighter shaka. football and see if you are into themselves. mentioned bloodbath are really scared of rb leipzig. and after river plate's last minute defeat in the 21000 couple eager to doris' final will be having bad dreams about real based club flamingo forever. the only one safe the only selectively committed going to have noted this suit in the last 9 months and what about this levy was. the lead on an in the. ok of this atletico madrid fairness scared of facing reality but w

see liverpool from about it is also one of the best spots to try and the local liverpool dish which is a men's team called gallery. and funny side not people of liverpool are actually referred to as scousers because of this there. is no time to introduce you to deal turn out of sight of liverpool and for this. i met up with david and jack at the ball the triangle which is the common area in liverpool now where it's such a little place the feel like you've got filtering through the wood to send some of the problems such strong just proper like creams of folk like you have galleries as well it's a great place. there's no visit to it was there without having a proper coffee so we get it right which is a coffee and the bike shop. smashes a little listen for the beatles it isn't on the sun here i see and feel the road home and all the liverpool football club to the stadium to. my see the stadium on the 2 of us you know with my son. and imagine. it was sam was it you know because of the new movie my local today i think of you watching the games and a little going to say what does it mean to

see liverpool from about it is also one of the best spots to try the local liverpool push which is a menace to you called scouts. and funny cide not people of liverpool actually referred to as that was this because of this dish. it's now time to introduce you to a deal turned out of sight of liverpool and for this. i met up with david and jack ass the both a triangle with the community in liverpool now where it's so the soul of the place the bay i could go there all train through the woods and it's only one such strong just proper that i create the folk like you have galleries as well as a separate place. there's no visit to a hipster area without having a cup of coffee so we get it right which is a coffee and a bike shop. as much as live a listen on for the beatles it is known. here at the mc you rode home the liverpool football club to the stadium still. it's nice to see the stadium on the cool but you know with myself. and the match. it was sam it was a narrowing because a new movie my local today i love you watching the games and a little in the family what does it mean to be a d

see liverpool from about it is also one of the best spots to try the local liverpool dish which is a lens to you called galleries. and funny cide not people of liverpool actually referred to as scousers because of this dish. now time to introduce you to real turners of sights of liverpool and for this. i met up with david and jack asked the boss a kind of which is kind of coronary in liverpool now where it's so the so the place to be like you go filtering through he would just send someone from such strong system proper like beings of folks like you have qualities as well it's a sacred place. there's no visit to it it's there yeah without having a proper coffee so we get it right which is a coffee and a bike shop. smashes a little listen on for the beatles it isn't on. some here at c.m.c. road home in liverpool pull up. stadium to. it's nice to see the stadium on the tool but you know with my son. and the match. it was sam who was it that you know if i was a new movie my local today i think of you watching the games today and the against that way what does it mean to be and most of a

and we accompany the fiendish as he looks around liverpool in england. i'll start off my tour with the classic areas right around town. good morning good morning valerie accustom grandy. shall we welcome to barton barton thank you. to tell you in city guide by the area because i could not be made in her new home 1000 years ago and now she knows every inch of the town. we were all we now were on list entirely and. this was the place to be in the 19th century when barton barton was so well known and cosmopolitan. i'm hot and it's still hot our strolling ave our arts and culture spot among dartmouth and you might say the rich of the beautiful strong along here. precisely along with people just like us who love life in baton barden. really to see and be seen to see and be seeing to this day hotspots lots of international guests. it's really a place for relaxation on one hand but also for excitement on the other. one of the on the inside what we. have to offer younger people. we've got an entertainment program for younger people we have in clubs the club bern

road home of the liverpool football club. stadium so. it's nice to see the stadium on the pool but you know with my son. and the match. it was sam it was that you know because it would be my local today i love you watching the games and a little against that and a what does it mean to be and most of us. will miss just by being public on managing i mean we've got a really special atmosphere. and i can see us singing in the upper limits not anyone else honestly feeling speech today i'm speechless. at ioa i will i i feel a little unclear. if. that seems from the pool. if you travel to bob and bob it's worth taking a little time to explore the countryside to tell lies at the edge of the northern black forest. there are great places to go hiking and enjoy some wonderful scenery. it's all free of charge something of a relief after the expense of. the black forest as one of the most popular holiday regions in germany from north to south the low mountain range extends over 150 kilometers so there is a lot to discover and here are some ideas. mea

among the liverpool fans there that night was one who felt slightly unwell.hout obvious symptoms he had medical advice to carry on as normal, but in the days that followed benjohnson is convinced he took the disease into anfield. i would be amazed if i hadn't passed it on to people, amazed. there is no way of knowing and it is not a nice feeling to be thinking about. i probably did pass it on. it was obvious it shouldn't have gone ahead and i think it was negligent it went ahead. just two days after that match at anfield the premier league season was suspended but the government‘ wisdom in allowing another major sports event that same week to take place has also come under intense scrutiny. 250,000 racing fans attended the cheltenham festival. there have been calls for an inquiry there into potential links with rising cases locally, but today the government defended its stance. the advice we were given was to act consistently. it might be appropriate at a point in the progress of disease to ban all those sort of activities, and indeed that is what we did, but

liverpool of course are so close to winning theirfirst league title in 30 years.mer striker ian rush says the season must reach its conclusion. we'd like to see the season finish. i think liverpool have had an incredible season. they do deserve to be champions. i think what we are looking at, we have to try to see if there are ways to get the season finished. it could be anything, behind closed doors, so be it. in a way, i think it could be really good if it is played behind closed doors because it would give the people in the country a lift, to be able to watch their team play live football, at home, on their tv. the most important thing is that we will stay safe. super league's magic weekend is the latest event to be postponed because of the coronavirus pandemic. it's one of the major events in the rugby league calendar, and was supposed to be held at st james‘ park in newcastle at the end of next month. the league still hopes to revist it once the players are allowed to return to action, and says "all options are being considered". the european ryder cup captai

the liverpool city region 110w hotspot.as a higher than average incident of covid—19 than the uk and english average. the mayor of madrid, the director of health in liverpool have both said it was a mistake to let the match go ahead and the government's chief medical adviser has said that the idea there isa link adviser has said that the idea there is a link is an interesting hypothesis. does he now admit that the covenant was behind the curve in banning such things. and will he undertake to investigate whether there is any link between that match and an increased incidence in liverpool? this is of course a question for the scientists and what matters now is making sure that whether people are in liverpool, across the north west, that people get the treatment that they need and we get the curve under control. order, order. that concludes scrutiny proceedings for today. before suspending the house i wish to place on record my thanks and i believe the thanks of the whole house for the commitment, the ingenuity of all those wh

the former liverpool and ireland striker michael robinson has died at the age of 61.in the middle of your screen — robinson helped liverpool win the league title, european cup and league cup during his one season at the club in 1984. he also played for manchester city, preston, brighton and qpr before moving to spain, but was then diagnosed with skin cancer in 2018. robinson also won 2a caps for ireland. the already postponed tokyo olympics will be cancelled altogether if they can't go ahead next year. that's according to the games president yoshiro mori. at the moment the olympics is due to start nextjuly, after being delayed because of the pandemic. our sports reporter laura scott joins us now — laura, what are the concerns about the games going ahead?2 — but we are hearing today is next july is the last possible option for the games to take place. asked in an interview what would happen if the games could not take place and they said they would be scrapped. so they know now that that is the timeframe we are looking at and he also did say that he remains confident t

among the liverpool fans there that night was one who felt slightly unwell. johnson normal, but in the days that followed benjohnson is convinced he took the disease into unfilled.” would be amazed if i hadn't passed it on to people, amazed. there is no way of knowing and it is not a nice feeling to be thinking about. i probably did pass it on. it was obvious it shouldn't have gone ahead andi obvious it shouldn't have gone ahead and i think it was negligent it went ahead. just two days after that match at anfield the premier league season was suspended but the government because my wisdom in allowing another major sports event that same week to take place has also come under intense scrutiny. 250,000 racing fans attended the cheltenham festival. they have been calls for an inquiry there into potential links with rising cases locally, but today the government defended its stance. the advice we we re defended its stance. the advice we were given was to act consistently. it might be appropriate at a point in the progress of disease to ban all those sort of activ

psg pudo pasar la ronda, en partido mÁs atractivo de la jornada, el liverpool se enfrentÓ a real madrid jugador de madrid abre el marcador con benzema luego de rebote que le quedÓ a bale pero aparece la mÁquina red, arnold gran jugada de pared para 1 a 1 y en segundo tiempo, arnold se escapa y one el 2 a 1, y en la segunda jugada. arnold se escapa con salah y deja el marco abierto manÉ para 3 a 1 pero habÍa mÁs porque al final, una

18 hours and by the way, there was another study along these lines put out by the university of liverpool, here's the news release from it last tuesday and i've read the entire study and it also suggests that sunlight and vitamin d

but it's paid off many won the champions league with liverpool last season. is always though the business is by choosing the. right people. but the coronavirus pandemic has put everything on hold the 27 year old misses his daily football routine. you know. money has donated 47000 euros to his country's health care system to help them fight the coronavirus so what's next for saudi money and. more of city they do this for. if they're going to look perfect a dream that started in senegal or. you're much indeed having a news i'm sarah kelly in berlin don't forget you can always get the latest on our web site www dot com and you can follow us on social media thanks for watching 60. combating the corona pandemic. where does research stand. what are scientists learning. background information and. our corona. with 19 special next on d w. not nothing. well i guess sometimes i am but i said laughing with you that we should have been fixed deep into the german culture of looking at stereotypes a quirk in your sink a future of the country that i don't want. you to see w

sticking with the rota sport, liverpool sir kenny has tested positive for coronavirus.e 69—year—old remains asymptomatic, routinely tested for the virus while in hospital where he is being treated foran hospital where he is being treated for an infection which required antibiotics. it is a good friday like no other. the churches have taken the like no other. the churches have ta ken the streaming like no other. the churches have taken the streaming services and this is part of the service from notre dame in paris. a reminder of our top story. being urged to stay indoors this weekend after the highest daily death tolls so far in the coronavirus pandemic. the number of deaths has surpassed 100,000. get in touch with me on twitter i am at bbc news. please stay with us. with temperatures close to 25 degrees it has been the warmest day of the year so far but we have not been able to get out and enjoyed as we normally might on a good friday, not bad if you got a parasol in the garden, this is a satellite picture and you can see a lot of clear skies across the uk this type of

liverpool are the latest club to apply for that government furlough money.hink disgusting, i money. what do you think of that? yes, ithink disgusting, i must money. what do you think of that? yes, i think disgusting, i must stop my rant! even big football names are up my rant! even big football names are up in arms, saying this is not on. liverpool football club are phenomenally successful, very wealthy, yet, they're furloughing a lot of nonplaying staff and the government, i—e the taxpayer, i—e you and me will have to pick up the bill and that could be £200 million. when even some of the most prestigious players say this is not on, there is an issue. we have been talking about when it might be over. nobody knows i suppose is the answer to that. in the observer they have a story about scientists saying could the summer help beat back covid—19, in other words not so much what we do on testing and the rest of it, but simply the weather and good weather may kill the virus. but we don't know enough to know whether it is going to become a seasonal virus like othe

sally, a reversal of decisions at liverpool?” 8:45am. sally, a reversal of decisions at liverpool?there are no football matches." obviously, that‘s their source of revenue, the money coming in. basically, when they announced this, the seventh richest club in the world, there was a huge backlash from fans and people all over the world. it went down very, very badly. they aren‘t the only club to suggest doing this and using the government scheme, should tell you totte n ha m , government scheme, should tell you tottenham, newcastle, bournemouth, amongst those using the government scheme but liverpool changed their mind. saying they are not going to do it, a source close to the club suggest this morning simply all they we re suggest this morning simply all they were doing was basically looking at how to operate in unprecedented times, you know, we are living in a times, you know, we are living in a time that we don‘t know what‘s coming down the line. they were suggesting any organisation with no revenue flowing in and millions of pounds of expenditure every week faces an uncertain fut

former liverpool forward stan collymore described the decision as plain wrong.k around what footballers should or shouldn't be doing to help with the current crisis, we've been speaking to one man who is certainly doing his bit. rower philip doyle had been hopeful of a medal at the tokyo olympics but is instead spending this summer working in a hospital. the northern irishman, who is also a qualified doctor, has returned to his front—linejob in the nhs. holly hamilton managed to speak to him before his first day. for county down rower philip doyle, this might feel like a lifetime ago, as he and his partner secured a spot at the tokyo olympics last summer. here come ireland, the crowd is on their feet, china first, ireland silver medal! but like thousands of other athletes, he is dealing with the disappointment of the games‘ postponement. we now have official new dates for next summer. i suppose we just have another 12 months of preparation time, so i am not feeling too bad, everything happens for a reason, just have to get on with it. with his olympic dream now

psg pudo pasar la ronda, en partido mÁs atractivo de la jornada, el liverpool se enfrentÓ a real madrid la segunda jugada. arnold se escapa con salah y deja el marco abierto manÉ para 3 a 1 pero habÍa mÁs porque al final, una gran jugada individual y con esto, puso el 4 a 1 y liverpool dijo bye bye al madrid, a las 6, mi compaÑero tiene la fecha tentativa para que regrese la mls. >>> mÉxico preve que la pandemia por covid-19, terminarÁ el 25 de junio, le dirÉ que otras proyecciÓn dieron conocer. >>> la crisis econÓmica afecta an empresas de alimento, detalles de lo que pasa en minutos. si tiene problema en la pÁgina de internet de irs, le voy a decir lo que esto puede significar. >>> quÉdese con nosotros ya regresamos en su noticiero telemundo 48 a las 5 y 30. que solo se lleva a cabo... ¡cada diez años! llénalo hoy mismo. hazlo por internet. por teléfono... o por correo. tus respuestas están protegidas. y por ley, nadie puede compartir tu información personal. llena el censo hoy. te conviene a ti... y nos conviene a todos. ¡llena el censo hoy! dale forma a tu futuro. empieza aquÍ. ♪ ♪

the former liverpool and ireland striker michael robinson has died at the age of 61.screen — robinson helped liverpool win the league title, european cup and league cup during his only season at the club in 1984. he also played for manchester city, preston, brighton and qpr before moving to spain, but was then diagnosed with skin cancer in 2018. robinson also won 2a caps for ireland — scoring four goals. the already postponed tokyo olympics will be cancelled altogether, if they can't take place next year, according to games chief yoshiro mori. the event is now due to start onjuly the 23rd in 2021 — after being delayed due to the coronavirus pandemic — and the president ofjapan‘s medical association has added to concerns that the games might not take place. our sports news reporter laura scott has more. we are hearing some things that have come out of japan. we are hearing some things that have come out ofjapan. ahead of the japanese medical association. it was says unless an effective vaccine was developed, i expect hosting the olympics will be difficult. he is a very

it's been led by the likes of liverpool midfielderjordan henderson, tottenham's harry kane and manchesterptain harry maguire with at least 150 involved in all. it's been called hashtag players together with footballers saying it will help nhs staff, volunteers and coronavirus patients. players, who are working with nhs charities together, also say it's a way to distribute funds "where they're needed most". well, health secretary matt hancock — who last week criticised players for not doing more and not taking a pay cut — has tweeted: "warmly welcome this big—hearted decision from so many premier league footballers to create #playerstogether to support nhs charities. you are playing your part." meanwhile former liverpool playerjohn barnes has called the criticism of premier league footballers unfair. focusing on footballers and what they should pay rather than the rest of society, i have a particular issue of this. i think because of the society we live in, when we see young working—class boys who become millionaires, we feel they owe more than someone who went to eton, oxford or harrow bu

and liverpool all of those empty i mean you're saying there's millions of euros at stake or millions of pounds if you will at stake there i mean do we also lose a big you know here in the us we often talk about sports as the surrounding areas the small businesses located near those skating near those arenas also losing out is that a big worry there in the u.k. when it comes to premier league as well. very much so i mean the you can't call me is clearly hurting as it is all of the colonies are present to somebody the. when when liverpool are hosting a match at anfield for the weekend because it's because it's a global brand because it's an international league famous football club their fans come across from the from island from the from the scandinavian countries from the far east and so on so all of the hotels are always sold out of that particular weekends and clearly they the hospitality industries in terms of restaurants bars taxi service is all of these already hated they're going to be they'll be gnashing their teeth that they won't be able to get any opportunity to make to mak

former liverpool forward stan collymore described the decision as plain wrong.nnouncement on saturday and he was set to be replaced by kenny after euro 2020, but the postponement of that tournament until next year has accelerated the fai plan. his first match will be against slovakia. 0ne be against slovakia. one last little bit of actual sport news for you. we haven't had much of it recently, haven't had much of it recently, have we? i amjust haven't had much of it recently, have we? i am just going through the back pages this morning, i know you will have done exactly the same thing. really interesting reactions to the liverpool decision to furlough their nonplaying staff. liverpool had such a real sense of goodwill about them coming into this crisis afterjurgen klopp spoke so passionately about how everyone should stick together, and in the papers, the reaction you are talking about, attitudes changing after that decision yesterday. and we talk about this growing sense of resentment towards these footballers. they have had a lot of criticism, but you have to

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raheem sterling beat everton's andre gomes 11—2 to set up a semifinal clash against liverpool's trente semifinals and final life on the bbc iplayer and bbc sport website from 3pm tomorrow. and that's all the sport for now. thanks very much indeed. you're watching bbc news. the health secretary matt hancock has says it's too soon to set up decals on how and when lockdown measures to tackle the pandemic will be lifted. —— set up details. nicola sturgeon says look then the lockdown is likely to happen in phases with measures remaining in place into next year. lord 0 was cabinet secretary head of the civil service from 2005 to 2011 —— lord o'donnell. he told me he thought there was a lot of data available about the effects of the lockdown, but with no framework to bring the information together. what's missing is a framework for the government to bring together all the government to bring together all the different elements. you see plenty of information about the number of deaths spreading and the evolution of the covid virus, but we also eventually, when we've got control of this need t

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liverpool of course so close to winning theirfirst league title in 30 years.had an incredible season. they do deserve to be champions. i think what we are looking at, we have to try to see if there are ways to get the season finished. it could be anything, behind closed doors, so be it. in a way, i think it could be really good if it is played behind closed doors because it would give the people in the country a lift, to be able to watch their team play live football, at home, on their tv. the spurs forward son hyung min has started his military service back home in south korea. the 27—year—old is required by law to complete his national service by his 28th birthday. he's doing three weeks of basic training. son should have done 21 months, but earned an exemption after helping his country win the asian cup in 2018. the european ryder cup captain padraig harrington says there's no appetite on either side of the atlantic to play the competition behind closed doors. it's scheduled to be played at whistling straights in wisconsin in september. talks about having a

meanwhile, liverpool became the latest premier league club to furlough non—playing staff.of their salary through the uk government's coronovirus job retention scheme, with the club topping up the remainder, so staff receive full pay. newcastle, tottenham, bournemouth and norwich have also placed some non—playing staff on furlough. this decision has been heavily criticised, including from former liverpool captain jamie carragher. this is what he tweeted, "jurgen klopp showed compassion for all at the start of this pandemic, senior players heavily involved in premier league players taking wage cuts." "then all that respect and goodwill is lost". well, with so much talk around what footballers should or shouldn't be doing to help with the current crisis, i've been speaking to one man who is certainly doing his bit. rower philip doyle had been hopeful of a medal at the tokyo 0lympics but is instead spending this summer working in a hospital. the northern irishman, who is also a qualified doctor, has returned to his front—linejob in the nhs. i managd to speak to him before his

liverpool football great sir kenny dalglish has tested positive for coronavirus.—old "remains asymptomatic". he was routinely tested for the virus while in hospital, where he is being treated for an infection which required intravenous antibiotics. the spread of the pandemic has pushed people — and technology — to the limit. many health workers have voiced concerns about the lack of medical and protective equipment. but it has also inspired people to come up with new ideas and new solutions — as the bbc‘s tim allman explains. in the age of coronavirus help can come in all shapes and sizes. this is an isolation capsule, the brainchild of the peruvian air force. the idea is simple, you can transport people within a hospital, but you avoid any risk of spreading the virus. translation: patients often had to be moved from one place to another. they may be in intensive care and they may need some tests, such as a scan. that transfer can be done in this capsule. scientists in uruguay have developed a new type of ventilator. they say it is affordable, easy to make and, cr

and atletico madrid adam field in the city of liverpool- i. said if it was the beginning of march when the king took place this h. enquiring how the littlest why that was allowed to take place because cases of coronavirus went up. because the from madrid came up and bring the virus. it really shouldn't. that pulled is just to get. health is the most important thing. yes i think peoplee is the most important thing but now we should look at the phones we often ask we have to test we have a very good medidical system soo i thihink e you need to know the district attorneys the board o on the street we short stocks to make semi trarained- wee sure need to bebe stopped- the training of te bill because. whehen a playerer. you saw. on d during the streets on make on the a additional. iss just maybe not trying to soso seven each this is on a- in sept. yeah to what we're doing also five weeks focusus back to. so during. a a e med j june july augustst september it's almosos six months withoutut a any writ. soso it's impossible to know wht a clever select

former liverpool forward stan collymore described the decision as ‘plain wrong‘.‘t be doing to help with the current crisis... we‘ve been speaking to one man who is certainly doing his bit. rower — philip doyle — had been hopeful of a medal, at the tokyo 0lympics . but is instead spending this summer working in a hospital. the northern irishman, who is also a qualified doctor has returned to his front linejob in the nhs — holly hamilton managed to speak to him before his first day. for county down row where this might feel like a lifetime ago as he and his partner secured their spot at the tokyo 0lympics last summer. here, island! the crowd is on their feet! but it is china first, ireland still the middle. we now have the official new things for next summer soi official new things for next summer so i suppose we just have another 12 months of preparation time, so not too bad really, everything happens for a reason and we just have to move on with it. with his 0lympic dream now and hold a qualified doctor has now decided to return to the nhs and tackle the coronavi

the conversations continue about possible return of premier league football, but today the liverpools concern over the resumption of the league saying it to be a nonstarter and he theories the situation with vines congregating outside. theories the situation with vines congregating outsidelj theories the situation with vines congregating outside. i understand that revenue is a big issue for premier league clubs and other clubs who need to survive and i think that comes secondary to people's health. i don't think people will be forgiven if at the end of the day the premier league even if it's behind closed doors, people in the community are still dying, people are still dying of covid—19. i think people will take a dim view of that. liverpool say they are disappointed with his comments in a statement the clu b with his comments in a statement the club says: we know that the premier league club executives will need to buy it via conference call tomorrow to discuss their options about a resumption of their options about a resumption of the season. michael bennett is for the season. mich

we had i think on the same evening liverpool playing and psg they play behind closed doors.ing day i think another match was played behind closed doors. so we were concerned at the time. clearly what was happening was that there was clearly no indication from central government or other authorities other than there is a massive football match here and that is taking place. some of the other sports stories making the news today. and barcelona have agreed to sell the title rights to their stadium for one year in an effort to raise money for the fight against the coronavirus. the spanish club's said they'll donate the entire fee raised by selling the title rights to the camp nou to fighting the global pandemic. european ryder cup captain padraig harrington says there's no appetite on either side of the atlantic to play the competition behind closed doors. it's scheduled to be played at whistling straights in wisconsin in september. super league's magic weekend is the latest event to be postponed because of the coronavirus pandemic.|t‘s one of the major events in the rugby leagu

games have not been played for seven weeks, with liverpool two wins from claiming the title.o any possible return. let's get more from katherine downes at the bbc sport centre. yes, news perhaps that sports fans have been waiting for. a quickening of the pace, as it has been referred to. a move toward sport, notjust football, resuming within weeks. for football, resuming within weeks. for football, the talks have already begun, the season is currently suspended indefinitely, liverpool two wins away from climbing their first premier league title in 30 yea rs. first premier league title in 30 years. for the likes of leeds united, west brom, other championship clubs vying for that lucrative promotion to the premier league, this sounds like exciting news indeed. you mention the caveats, and there are plenty of them. these planned meetings with them. these planned meetings with the government, the specifics of each sport will be examined, with a view to getting that sport up and running again. some sports are likely to return sooner than others. the government accepts that sport a

i think there will be additional measures put in place for clubs like liverpool, for instance, therefor players and ensuring the safety of staff. but the government has said to us that watching live sport on tv would be hugely important for the nation, especially if it was free—to—air. it would give the country such a huge lift. how does that fit into the european picture? interestingly, yesterday we heard the news, and this could worry the likes of liverpool and leeds and west brom hoping for promotion from the championship, if it was to happen here, that the dutch league has been completely nullified. they have ended the season and said that what happened has has doesn't count. there will be no repeat of scenes like ajax winning the title last year. because it has been null and void. completely written off. having said that however, they will still qualify for the champions league. those dutch clubs in the positions higher up in the league and on top, they are top on goal difference as things stand, they would go into europe in the normal qualification way. while in germany, that i

interestingly just yesterday we heard the news that this could worry the likes of liverpool, leeds, westg for promotion from the championship, the dutch league has been completely nullified. what has happened does not count so there will now be repeat like the scenes of eye acts winning the last year because it has been made null and void. —— ajax. those dutch clubs higher up in the league would go into europe in normal qualification way. in germany, interesting, bit like the premier league in england are hoping to resume sometime in may but of course also they are saying it's a political decision and it depends 0n what happens politically because major events, public events in germany have been banned until 0ctober at the earliest. germany have been banned until october at the earliest. thanks so much we will talk to you again later. a huge drop in the number of patients seeking urgent treatment in uk hospitals for conditions unrelated to coronavirus is fuelling concerns that serious problems are being missed. the national health service is launching a campaign to encourage anyone with

can we go to liam thorpe from the liverpool echo. good afternoon and thank you for having me.letico madrid in which 3000 football supporters from madrid travelled across several major, international transport hubs, despite there being a major outbreak of coronavirus in madrid at the time that left many people dead. 0n the same day, the deputy cmo, jenny harries, said the advice was at large events like this would not have a big impact on the transmission of the virus. obviously, the chance of them festival went ahead and deliverable we have seen a surge in deaths, 250 people have died in hospital and many more in the community. in the madrid mayor has said hosting that match at that time was a mistake. i wonder, considering the advice changed and mass gatherings were then banned, is the government prepared to accept that was a mistake and that match and other events around the time should never have gone ahead? quickly, for the chancellor, if i make? liverpool council, like many town halls across the country seem to bear the brunt of the austerity agenda that followed the last

so mcwilliams drives down from liverpool where he is from an by the way, so this is out of order.this is him and a portrait of him in 2010. adult thanthat's what he lookedk then. so mcwilliams comes down and interviews the sky and he is still, lying and telling the same story that he was telling the police. a pretty quickly lets him know these not dealing with an idiot, it's a i wild life expert, referent expert. he finally gets him to admit that yes he was stealing them and they were those eggs and that they were dead and in fact, it was only bringing them down to south africa for a private collection. that was the store he gave them. mcwilliams was pretty sure he was lying. he also admitted that he had been to and retrieved these eggs from cliffs and whale rated this is picture of rhondda valley, one of the greatest attractions the peregrine falcons in the uk and possibly the world is found in this former coal mining area noted for itsoa cliffs, for the amazing landscape in these ledges that are sheltered from the wind. the howling winds at the trees, the rocket down decades and

ilmcwilliam drives down from liverpool where he is from, this by the way, some of this is out of orderbut this is jeffrey lendrum, portrait of him in 2010. i don't think i told you when his first happen but in may 2010. that picture is timber radius. mcwilliam comes down and interviews this guy and he is still lying and telling the same story that he told the counterterrorism police and mcwilliam pretty quickly lets him know he's not dealing with an idiot and that he's dealing with a wildlife expert, raptor expert and knows exactly what he's got that he puts -- he finally gets lendrum to admit that yes,as he was still stealig peregrine eggs but the eggs were dead and in fact the eggs were dead and he was only bringing them down to south africa for his private collection and i was the story he gave. mcwilliam was pretty sure he was lying. anyway, he also admitted that he had been to or retrieve these eggs from cliffs and whales and this is a picture of the rhondd. valley, one of the greatest concentrations of peregrine falcons in the uk, possibly the world is found in this former coal m

they still have a god-like -- i went to see liverpool just when they did a preseason game just before-- i couldn't handle it i couldn't handle it at all. i went down to the dressing room and they were all coming out, klopp came out and i couldn't, you know, i couldn't say anything to him. jordan -- i tried to talk to jordan henderson for a bit, it didn't really work and then, but this is true, i can't remember if i told you this. virgil van dijk walked out anda, "zazu. i went, "what? [ laughter ] what are you talking about?" "zazu, i love 'the lion king.'" and i said, "you don't have any children," which is not information that as a stranger, i should be, like, throwing in his face he went, "no, i just like 'the lion king. i recognized you as zazu." so, you know, i guess that was good it was a connection of sorts it gave us something to talk about. >> seth: so, you're saying that not a single person on the liverpool squad complimented you for your deep dives on, say, voting rights? not one? just zazu? >> i mean, honestly, when adam lallana walked out, i thought he was about to say som

government adviser did not reject the theory that liverpool's champions league game against atletico madrid last month could have contributed to the spread of the virus in liverpool i think be very interesting to see in the future when now the science is done what relationship there is between the viruses that have circulated in little proven devices that are circulated in spain that certain interesting hypothesis for time tour de france champion chris froome could benefit from a delay in staging this year's competition that's according to the head of team any assets the team that froome cycles for as it stands that has provisionally been moved to an august 29th start and that would give him more time to recover from a broken hip among other injuries that he suffered last year. it's beautiful they were together consistently. very very 'd space throughout this period that i have to state and he's coming back to be sure and give him a little bit longer to come back so i think if we can get to a safe. and actually be very very next baseball has returned to south korea with closed door p

liverpool, the consequences of the virus are devastating.consequences of the virus are devastating. i can't tell you how hard it is to lose 16 residents, 16 residents in the space of three weeks. it's horrendous. it is absolutely heart— rending of three weeks. it's horrendous. it is absolutely heart—rending and horrendous. staff are doing all they can to protect residents. in sheffield, care workers moved into their home to minimise outside contact. we are on our fourth week and now and we have so far set out what we achieved to do —— so far achieved what we set out to do and keep the virus out. it is hard being away from the family, but we are doing it because we care and for the right reasons. any patients being discharged from hospital into care homes are also to be tested, even if they don't have symptoms. but all of this presents a challenge. there is a massive logistical problem in how to first of all make sure there is enough capacity for the enormous numbers of care home and also home staff. and it's notjust about testing, again the