and manchester united and da n eva ns norwich and manchester united and dan evans sends andy murrayking. thank you forjoining us this saturday evening after a week packed with premier league football, just the one game for you today but a hugely significant one for west midlands rivals. aston villa last to leave their premier league future in huge doubt. wolves are fifth and in contention for champions league football next season. wills could be heading for europe while aston villa have six games left to avoid relegation. no goals in the first half and that was despite the aston villa keeper doing something quite inexplicable. not exactly be safe pairof inexplicable. not exactly be safe pair of hands you would hope for. wondering why he is not getting a game. villa have not done well against sides in the top six but there was not much between them and wolves except this. this moment of quality stood out in an otherwise lacklustre encounter. dean smith complained the lad played four games in11 complained the lad played four games in 11 days and that must have had an impact but wills

we are seeing exactly how good manchester city is. tonight they ta ke manchester city is.ke ona manchester city is. tonight they take on a team paying for the first time since the lockdown. it's interesting to. they were on a very good run, seven games on beacon before everything stopped but tonight they come here knowing they have lost and each of their last two visits and lost by 5—0 cell they have happy memories of playing here in recent times. you're a regular face and voice of the bbc commentary team, what has life been like since the league restarted 7 it's been very weird, it's been very different but that's it, it is so much preferable to know life and football at all and practicality that getting in and out of the city has been extremely well organised, we get our temperature checks, have questions that have to be filled out by everyone that comes into the stadium but because there aren't many people, there is no lines and eve ryo ne many people, there is no lines and everyone has space when they come inside so it's been a beacon and i must get it working. it is d

they'll be crowned league champions if manchester city fail to beat chelsea at stamford bridge later.gen klopp‘s side delivered the goods with a convincing 4—0 win over crystal palace. klopp says he'll be watching the tv tonight to see if manchester city drop points, otherwise his side could take the title at their next fixture, ironically at city next week. john barnes was top—scorer when liverpool last won the league in 1990, he says the current side will want to secure the league as quickly as possible. if you were definitely going to win the league in manchester by beating them and we were guaranteed to do that, i would rather do that. but there's no guarantee of that. so if you are asking me now, i would much rather manchester city draw or lose then we've already won, but as you said if we would rather win it at manchester, yes we would rather win it at man city, but if we asay that we go there and they beat us then we didn't win it at man city so i want it as soon as possible. adam peaty has criticised the government's decision not to allow swimming pools to re—open as part of t

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then theyjust were pipped by manchester city by just a then theyjust were pipped by manchester city byjustints to finish second, but now they have romped to this title albeit with the slight hiatus because of the pandemic, but it was only a matter of time and it was last night. he has been speaking to our sports editor. i was overwhelmed and didn't understand what was happening with my understand what was happening with d. understand what was happening with y understand what was happening with my body, my emotions. i realised it was obviously really big, i knew that before but last night, i don't think you can be prepared for a situation like this. i was not, or maybe you can, but i wasn't and so, it hit me full. in my face and in similar situations, it hit me full. in my face and in similarsituations, it's it hit me full. in my face and in similar situations, it's nice, it hit me full. in my face and in similarsituations, it's nice, but it's intense as well i was happy after the game but i was happy as well when i went to bed and could sleep, finally, because it is a lot what is going thr

i am live as manchester city prepared to ta ke am live as manchester city prepared to take on arsenaled after winning a battle to extend free school meals for children in england, so they won't go hungry during the summer holidays. it wasn't just a battle. it wasn'tjust a battle. it it wasn't just a battle. it was a monumentalfight it wasn't just a battle. it was a monumental fight and he won. the manchester united and england star said he was "shocked and grateful" that his campaign, which he talked about exclusively on breakfast, prompted a government u—turn. john mcmanus reports. the premier league's about to resume, but marcus rashford has already scored a major goal that's got more than just football fans sitting up and taking notice. his open letter calling for free school meal vouchers in england to be continued over the summer holidays was a skilful piece of footwork that forced the government to concede. more than 1 million children will benefit. but the man united player was characteristically modest as he spoke exclusively to bbc breakfast. that must make you feel like you'

the liverpool mature mayor, i would manchester the liverpool mature mayor, iwould be manchester the be concerned by the fa ct mayor, i would be concerned by the fact that not only is the r rate and our community taking up but also the government has talked vaguely about lockdown plans but doesn't actually have a proper plan in place that they can understand. tony, your costar is back. caroline, you've missed all the conversation from a macro to ask you what you think of tony just macro to ask you what you think of tonyjust said, macro to ask you what you think of tony just said, because macro to ask you what you think of tonyjust said, because he probably didn't hear word. i will rewind a little bit and let you have a go at the first two papers. the mirror and the first two papers. the mirror and the mail both with the same photograph you did suggest it was a distraction this story, caroline, how do you see it? interesting. obviously, timing is everything. i think we have seen on social media all day the political leaders sort of taking their positions so labour members have come ou

iam sergio aguero from manchester city.u all how to learn to count to 12 in spanish. ok? one is uno. two is dos. three is tres. check out the bbc, a great way to learn. i think there are going to be lots of kids learning to speak to —— count to 12 in spanish because of that. good morning, mr sergio aguero. it really does work when you get somebody like that who can use their skills and obvious ability to speak a number of languages to help out parents who are finding it a little bit difficult at the moment! it is about making it fun, isn't it? kind of tricking the kids into not noticing they are learning, i think thatis noticing they are learning, i think that is a perfect example. despite criticism from politicians and business leaders, plus a possible legal challenge, the government's quarantine policy comes into force today. sean is at manchester airport for us. good morning. any passengers? we've seen one maybe waiting for a departure going into the terminal. normally there would be spanish phrase books galore, people j

he worked for many years under pep guardiola as his assistant at manchester city.pep guardiola was obviously asked about the match, but he was also asked about their big rivals, manchester united and their player marcus rashford, as we have been hearing about this morning and his performance off the pitch this week. so excited for the fact to see him, to see him again, one of the nicest people i have ever met. he was an incredible, important part of our success in the last days. yeah, looking forward to see him. it is phenomenal and as a coach i've learnt so much from him, we've had some amazing moments together, some difficult ones as well. experience next to him has been incredible. talking about looking to speaking to each other, seeing each other at a distance tonight. as we mentioned, the first match is at villa park where sheffield united will travel to. they are pushing for a place in europe next season, they were doing very well before the premier league pause. but when it did close, aston villa were in the relegation zone so they are concentrating on survi

we have had manchester city dominating for so manchester city dominating for so many years, with lotsave liverpool turned it around ? money, how have liverpool turned it around? obviously jurgen klopp is the key to that. a great manager. he has been here forfour years. he has slowly built up the team but it is notjust him, it is the years of history before him and the great managers and players we have had. we got very, very close a couple of times butjurgen klopp makes the difference. a great team selection. strength in their defence and he hasjust selection. strength in their defence and he has just built a great squad, a squad that combines and plays well together. people obviously talk about the magic of the fans and liverpool is a club with so much history and fans right around the world, as we are showing, how well—known is liverpool fc in new zealand, for example? very, very, very well—known. new zealand of course a rugby country. that is their number one spot but we are heavily connected to the uk, a lot of expats living here, a lot of new zealanders that support liveable. we

aston villa will take on sheffield united, and manchester city will play arsenal in the first matches since the beginning of march. but there'll be no spectators in the grounds — as our sports editor dan roan reports. it's the same competition but with a new look. banners and seat coverings in place of supporters and the only fans inside, projected onto giant screens. we were granted exclusive access to villa park as it prepares to host the premier league's eagerly awaited return and the man in charge here told me how much it meant. we do have the eyes of the world on us tomorrow night. the level of planning and preparation that's gone in makes me extremely confident. we've been starved of sport of all descriptions but particularly our national sport, football, so i think there is going to be a huge level of interest. relegation threatened aston villa featured in the last match before the season was suspended. they were one of the clubs most uneasy about a resumption but they've now got behind it. we need the premier league to protect its revenues because that's at the centre of the f

last yea r‘s champions manchester city fell by the wayside in november.ol surged 25 points clear before the lockdown put everything on pause. the premier league's return allowed them to remind us of their brilliance and wrap up the league with a record seven games to spare. big congratulations, well deserved, they make an extraordinary premier league, so it's a day that belongs to them. they celebrate it, we were the champions and now they are. next season, we'll see what happens. the league was once the competition that defined liverpool. in 1990 they lifted it for the 18th time, and although they've not been without silverware in the past 30 years, with two european cups giving fans much to celebrate, through it all the premier league trophy is the one they've craved the most. we've waited so long, so if it was going to be against manchester city, or against aston villa, it didn't matter, so we knew we were going to get there in the end, so in a way i'm happy that now it's over the line and i think it's been an absolutely amazing season. liverpool have

and manchester city fc will be champions league representatives next season.ng starting for that, is that straightaway or will you bask in the glory for now? you know what, it has been sitting and waiting on hold for a sporting outcome which has been one of the strangest moments of my career. so to finally enjoy that we've qualified for the champions league, a competition that we sorely missed this year — i know the players and the staff are really looking forward to getting back to the competition we all love. and in terms of your career, much more to achieve with chelsea? is their talking potentially going over to the men's game? lots of people are talking up credentials, and rightly so. talking up credentials, and rightly so. i always thinki talking up credentials, and rightly so. i always think i would take the wise words of someone who said to me, "when you're in a job and you're happy, and you've got a great employer, there is no reason to think about another job." employer, there is no reason to think about anotherjob." i got the best clu b think about

when they went past the finishing po5t last night with manchester city slipping up.ction to this achievement? well, you've got to be honest, we know it was coming. they've 5ma5hed to be honest, we know it was coming. they've smashed the league this year. it was just a matter of time where and when and we just got to embrace the situation. to be honest, a5 embrace the situation. to be honest, asa embrace the situation. to be honest, a5 a liverpool fan the team and the managers and have just been absolutely sensational. the way done

para poner el 3 a 0 para victoria del manchester city la premier league mandó una respuesta para quebeibolistas es que quieren que puedan tener una temporada más larga sandra >> entonces significa que haya ligad béisbol >> se ve complicado porque han puesto seis primeros en los seis meses y es el 50% del salario de los beibolistas la liga quiere que no los demanden >> no les conviene muchas gracias carlos nos vamos a una pausa, y ya estamos de regreso con más información en solo 60 segundos >> [♪ ] >> al sur de california un restaurante de honduras vivió el día de la baleada que es de los platos típicos de la gastronomía de honduras con queso huevo y muchos otros ingredientes el reto consiste en comerse una baleada en 60 segundos >> inventamos el reto como traer una unidad en las comunidades no solo de honduras sino tenemos participación también para traer alegría en la pandemia de lo que ha pasado con las protestas >> en honduras se festeja el 16 de junio la fiesta que une miles de catrachos en honduras se me antojó a pesar que es la medianoche gracias por estar con nosotros nos vem

sarah corker is at manchester airport.gional airports across the uk, including here in manchester. their staff check in our luggage, they help to manage freight, the de—ice pleats and refuel planes. but it was back in april the company boss warned that if there wasn't more government help forthcoming for the aviation sector, then there would bejob the aviation sector, then there would be job losses. the aviation sector, then there would bejob losses. the reality is there are global travel restrictions in place, quarantine rules. that means there are fewer airports in the sky and the industry is smaller so swissport has said it has had to adapt in order to survive. industry estimates are that passenger travel will not return to pre—virus levels until 202a. will not return to pre—virus levels until 2024. at will not return to pre—virus levels until 202a. at manchester airport, the runway behind me is eerily quiet. the ceo of swissport has said the current collapse in air travel is the worst in living memory. the announcement

, —— the manchester arena ballmer, —— the manchester arena ballmer, so there will be a number of thingsr of things that we will be a number of things that we will be looking at. i think what they will be focusing on is where is they will be focusing on is where is the wider picture and radicalised here in the uk or abroad. and despite the pandemic, officers will be assigned and constantly tracking and monitoring people who are on the radar? yes, absolutely, security services is only part of last year, we just services is only part of last year, wejust got services is only part of last year, we just got under 20,000 people of interest a smaller number than that that we had it a closer level of observation, and we would be focused on that what we have been in this pandemic period, so early march and late february. as we said from experience it is very hard for those seeking to conducts acts of terrorism, it is hard for them to do hostile reconnaissance where in a few weeks you may have been one of 50 people at best, take it to january and he would have been one of 5000 people on the platf

in the fa cup, manchester united will face chelsea, while arsenal take on manchester city.knocked out newcastle united with the help of a brilliant goal from raheem sterling, as katie gornall reports. st james‘ park empty, it stands eerily silent. without its passionate tsunami behind them, newcastle's challenge felt even greater. manchester city's grip on the premier league may have ended but they remain fa cup holders, and seemed in no mood to linger on the disappointment. in such a one—sided half, city really didn't need any help but fabian schar‘s push brought kevin de bruyne to the spot and a goal their dominance deserved. while it remained 1—0, newcastle were in with a chance, theyjust had to take it. commentator: pulls across! oh, that had to go in. dwight gayle making even an empty stadium sigh in disbelief. minutes later, they were reeling at the other end as city through sterling sauntered to a second. commentator: and that is raheem sterling all over! newcastle's best cup run in m years was coming to an end. city now have a wembley date with arsenal. they may hav

and the daily mirror says england and manchester united footballer, marcus rashford has vowed to fightn refused his plea to give 200,000 vulnerable children free school meals this summer. so let's begin. had can't see you at all, so... did you go out shopping after the lockdown was eased on nonessential shops today? a lot of the front pages here are focused on that including the metro.|j pages here are focused on that including the metro. i did not because i am an ancient bird and probably never go out again the way lam probably never go out again the way i am feeling. but actually i think it was a great great start to the economy, let's hope opening up, doing well, making money again. i think all the people who said nobody would go don't understand women and shopping at all. a lot of men pictured here as well actually! of course, i worry slightly about the social—distancing of some of these pictures but i imagine shops will get that right and i think we're probably going to be doing this for quite a while but i think it's great. we do not want the economy to go down any further, it sh

they know manchester city under pep guardiola will respond and manchester united are revising, and chelseac team under frank lampard. others will push them. it will be great to get football fans back in the stadium and make it whole again asa the stadium and make it whole again as a spectacle but when it happens, you are going to see another formidable title race, probably not quite as runaway for liverpool as the season. henry, good to talk to you. henry winter, the chief football writer of the times. now on bbc news, it's time for your questions answered. you've been sending in your questions about staycations and holidays abroad. here to answer them is the editor in chief and founder of wanderlust travel magazine, lyn hughes. also i'm joined by the chief executive of the association of leading visitor attactions, bernard donoghue. thank you forjoining us. . if the people i've been talking to and my friends are anything to go by, eve ryo ne friends are anything to go by, everyone is talking about holidays, should they shouldn't they, where can they go and wear can't they go? let's crack

manchester city.ster city are also back tonight, against arsenal, but after such limited training, even their manager doesn't know what to expect. in germany and spain they have had, like, five or six weeks, and in the premier league, we have only had three weeks, three and a half. of course, we know it is not enough, but it is what it is. we are tired of screaming for help. we are tired of discrimination. but football is also addressing far bigger issues. a group of players have released this new antiracism message, including raheem sterling. in training, teams have already shown their support for the black lives matter movement. it will be written on their shirts tonight, along with a badge to honour the nhs. it is really important to have black lives matter at this point, at this period of time, and what sport is doing, particularly football, around it, but also hand—in—hand with the idea that the nhs will be promoted on the shirts as well. alan hansen, a league championship winner. 0n the pitch th

if you are definitely going to win the league in manchester by beating them, i would the league in manchesterague in manchester by beating them, iwould rather do that, but there is no guarantee of that. if you are asking me, if manchester city, would rather lose, we would rather win at man city, if we go there and they beat us, i would rather win it as soon as possible. talking of long waits it's seven years since a manchester united player scored a hat trick but they got one last night. all the goals in the 3—0 win over sheffield united, scored by anthony martial. it increases united's hopes of a place in next season's champions league. at the bottom of the table, norwich look less and less likely to avoid the drop. they were beaten 1—0 by everton and are six points off safety. fellow strugglers bournmouth also lost, and aston villa drew 1—1 with newcastle. it's been a tricky week for burnley after a banner with the words white lives matter burnley was flown over the etihad stadium, during their defeat to manchester city on monday. the fan who paid for it has since lost his job. burnley play

but if manchester city lose to arsenal tomorrow, that means liverpool need just one victory.t at goodison park in a merseyside derby behind closed doors at 7pm on sunday night. we look forward to that one. just good to see. it's actually in a change in the coming days. it's actually in a change in the coming days. staying with the premier league, discussions are under way about fans attending matches again, according to the chief executive richard masters. he hasn't put a timeframe on the return but says talks are happening with the governement. for now, with no spectators allowed, he's again asked fans not congregate outside stadiums however tempted they might be. it's very important that that happens. and i think players and managers and clubs are making it clear to their supporters to stay away. to watch at home, follow the game at home, listen on the radio, watch on tv if you can. by turning up watch on tv if you can. by turning up to the game you are potentially putting it at jeopardy. up to the game you are potentially putting it atjeopardy. something we've worked reall

judith moritz, bbc news, denton in greater manchester.erfurther easing of the coronavius lockdown in england. individuals will be allowed private prayer, under plans announced by the government. weddings will still be banned. our political correspondent, leila nathoo has more details. this news coming out in the last few minutes? this is looking ahead to the 15th of june, minutes? this is looking ahead to the 15th ofjune, a week on monday, when nonessential shops are set to reopen, and now alongside them at places of worship in england will also be open to individuals for private prayer, so group worship, services, weddings, they will not start again until further down the line. this change has been brought in in northern ireland but not in scotla nd in in northern ireland but not in scotland and wales, and there will be guidance on social distancing and safety but it will be up to individual churches and synagogues and mosques to manage how people attend. there is a concern in some areas about the pace of coming out of lockdown and numbe

manchester united will face chelsea, while arsenal take on manchester city.e united with the help of a brilliant goal from raheem sterling, as katie gornall reports. st james' park empty, its stands eerily silent. without its passionate toon army behind them, newcastle's challenge felt even greater. manchester city's grip on the premier league may have ended but they remain fa cup holders and seemed in no mood to linger on the disappointment. in such a one—sided half, city really didn't need any help but fabian schar‘s push brought kevin de bruyne to the spot and a goal their dominance deserved. whilst it remained 1—0, newcastle were in with a chance. theyjust had to take it. saint—maximin pulls across. oh, that had to go in! dwight gayle making even an empty stadium sigh in disbelief. minutes later they were reeling at the other end as city, through sterling, sauntered to a second. and that is raheem sterling all over. newcastle's best cup run in 1a years was coming to an end. city now have a wembley date with arsenal. katie gornall, bbc news. back to the ec

sarah corker, bbc news, in manchester.bbc news — philippa thomas hears from people around the world about their extraordinary experiences during the pandemic and how covid—19 has changed their lives. welcome to coronavirus: your stories — a programme about how covid—19 is changing the lives of people around the world. i'm philippa thomas. this week, we are talking about birth and death. i'll be hearing from a british doctor whose job it is to talk to the dying about the ways this pandemic has transformed end—of—life care. but first, what the virus is doing to significantly change the experience of childbirth for women around the world. when we give birth, most of us want our partners to be with us. we want to be able to see the faces of midwives and doctors. we want to feel a sense of touch, notjust for medical reasons but for that sense of human connection. what if all that is gone? new mum giannina white in tampa bay, florida had her little boy leo three months ago. in karachi, pakistan, neha makani manages a team of com

a close run thing for manchester united, john. a close run thing for manchester united, john.was indeed. they left it late, certainly. it has been a week in which we have sought liverpool when the premier league title, the etiquette returned yesterday. title, the fa cup returned yesterday. manchester united the first team into the semi finals after beating norwich 2—1. harry maguire with the crucial goal in extra time. adam wild was watching. amidst the precautions and delays, the fa cup, like so much else, has been made to wait. norwich against manchester united was scheduled for the end of march. instead, this was the first ever fa cup tie to be played injune. the wait for some real excitement, though, went on a little longer. it was the second half before finally an opportunity presented itself. odion ighalo improvising a finish, 1—0 united. but despite their troubles in the premier league, norwich here fought all the way. todd cantwell‘s excellent equalising effortjust reward for those endeavours. they would, though, have to play out extra time a man down. timm klose getti

year—old man dies, and three others are stabbed, after thousands of people attend two raves in greater manchesterockdown. and, a virtual church service is held to remember the 72 people who died in the grenfell tower fire three years ago. the chancellor, rishi sunak, has said it will be down to government ministers to decide when the two metre rule on social distancing can be relaxed in england. a formal review is due to report byjuly the 4th — the day pubs and restaurants are set to reopen. tomorrow, all nonessential shops in england can reopen — but as our business correspondent, katy austin, reports, the way we shop will have to change. the new shopping experience. lockdown has been financially tough for non—food shops, and they share the concern of pubs and restaurants that social distancing will make operating profitably a challenge. please remember to shop safely by keeping two metres apart at all times. the prime minister has confirmed the two metre guidance is under review, and today the chancellor said he would like to see it reduced. it has an enormous impact on their ability to operate

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secured on thursday evening when their only remaining challengers, manchester city, lost to chelsea.ons. mo salah has been tweeting about the win and said he wa nted tweeting about the win and said he wanted to thank all the supporters watching from all corners of the world. he said... was sports correspondent reports on a night to remember. the moment 40 years of hurt came to an end for liverpool fans. in lounges and gardens across the land, celebrating a penalty late on for chelsea, which confirmed their victory over manchester city. that meant, without taking another ball, liverpool have finally done it. champions of europe and the world and out champions of the uk, too. fans had been asked to stay at home to observe a social distancing, but within half an hour of the final whistle in west london, thousands had gathered outside liverpool's home of anfield. there were fireworks and flares, but no attem pts fireworks and flares, but no attempts were made to disperse the crowd by police officers at the ground and merseyside police said they separations were mostly good—natured they s

half—time at villa park no goals between manchester and sheffield united.'m sure you can wait a little longer for a sheffield united. i'm sure you can wait a little longerfor a goal there. commentary of that match will be on 5 live, followed by manchester city against arsenal. have a great evening. hello, you are watching bbc news. let's take a reminder of the main points from today's downing street briefing with the secretary of state for culture, media and sport, oliver dowden. the culture, media & sport secretary started the briefing with the latest uk data. a further 184 people have died from covid—19 in the uk, bringing the total death toll to 42,153. the premier league is returning tonight, with the first game between aston villa and sheffield united. mr dowden called it a "hugely symbolic moment," but urged fans to play their part by supporting from home. a third of all premier league games will be free to view on television, with the first free to view game on friday when norwich play southampton. the culture, media and sport secretary also spoke ab

dominic hughes, bbc news, manchester.news, the lockdown in wuhan has now been lifted, and it is trying to recover. butjust how normal is daily life in wuhan now — and how are its people adjusting to a new world? we find out in our world. johann, a mega— city in central china, was where the coronavirus outbreak began. —— wuhan. the chinese government made an unprecedented decision, putting 11 million people under strict block done. thousands lost their lives here. it was the first city in the world to be locked down. now it's opening up. 11 million people are trying to restart their lives and one wuhan filmmaker has set out to capture it. china says it's one this phase of the battle against coronavirus. so how has wuhan changed and what can the rest of the learn —— world learn from it about life after lockdown? is the government hails the reopening of wuhan, routes in and out of the city reopen and people are allowed to leave for the first time since january. 0n the first day, over 60,000 people rush to leave wuhan but it'

fans here are hoping for the 20th which would equal the manchester united record.hil: you heard mark corgan on the report. he joins me now. how significant is the victory for liverpool? >> it is massive. you saw the explosive celebrations despite the pandemic. nothing was going to keep them from it. this is a huge victory for them. they felt they have had 30 years of hurt, to borrow a line from a popular interest -- english sign. -- song. they are picked up a couple of european cups, but for local bragging rights which is so important in this bitter rivalry between liverpool and manchester united, this title is hugely important. if we go back to that 30 years ago and think of some of the names, only people of a certain vintage know those names. we see how long ago that was. phil: his personality seems to be a significant part of transforming liverpool. >> he is so if use of. that is why -- he is so effusive. that is why he was left in germany. strange because they are so well known for being effortless and this is of humor. a lot of their major coaches were quite r

manchester united. that will be their next target.family have been celebrating overnight, of course safely in the garden. the celebrations haven't been limited to mersyside — liverpool fc is one of the most widely supported clubs in the world. we've been hearing some of the fans' reactions... we have been down the pub. we are being responsible. we are having a few beers. we are loving it. it is eight in the morning here. ijust we nt eight in the morning here. ijust went for a walk and i am still buzzing. i haven't slept. we are looking forward to an incredible diner state thatjurgen looking forward to an incredible diner state that jurgen klopp looking forward to an incredible diner state thatjurgen klopp can bring us. we are going to keep coming out and celebrating. it is a lot earlier here so we have many others to drink. jurgen klopp has demonstrated he is very, very good at what he does and we are looking forward to continue to supporting our forward to continue to supporting u . forward to continue to supporting ourgroup. we are

manchester airport and oui’ industries.r other airports are hugely important for the local economy, supporting tens of thousands of jobs, whether taxis or our own people who work for the airport. it is hugely important and quarantine will impact that, no doubt. british airways has launched a legal challenge to the policy, backed by easyj et challenge to the policy, backed by easyjet and rya nair. challenge to the policy, backed by easyjet and ryanair. the government insists the measures are necessary to protect public health and prevent new cases of covid—i9 being brought in from abroad. but there is a potential solution that so—called air bridges. passengers on routes to and from countries with low levels of infection could be exempted from the quarantine rules. airlines want them as soon as possible. we think, as the ellen community, that there isa as the ellen community, that there is a decent number of countries, mainly across europe but further afield, where there is sufficient passenger demand —— as the airline commun

so franklin pug's team had to wembley well they'll play manchester united you know it'd be no. on saturday each of this year's cup quarter finals played behind closed doors one by the away team is the 1st time that's happened since 1987 david stokes al-jazeera. this is on 0 these are the top stories across the world half a 1000000 people are known to have died from corona virus and more than 10000000 have been infected a quarter of all those infections and deaths are in the united states which is by far the worst hate country vice president mike pence is urged texas residents to wear mosques as the state's governor warns about the rising numbers. or we need to understand that cobra 19 is taking a very swift and very dangerous turn in texas over just the past few weeks over just the past few weeks the daily number of cases have gone from an average of 2000 to more than $5000.00 per day in brazil protesters have been demonstrating against president jabil so not of his handling of the crisis they've set out a 1000 crosses in the capital it's the worst 2nd the worst hit country mis

yes, liverpool crown champions after manchester city lost 2—1 at chelsea tonight.ut went behind at sta mford more days, but went behind at stamford bridge when christian put them ahead, kevin bruno then got city back into the match with that exquisite free kick, but city's recovery was over when fernandina was sent off for handball. penalty. the will

an extra time goal from harry maguire sends manchester united past norwich into the fa cup semi finals. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are sian griffiths, education editor at the sunday times — and john rentoul, chief political commentator at the independent. tomorrow's front pages...starting with... the observer goes with a warning from the labour party that unemployment in britain could soar to levels not seen since the 1980s unless ministers boost support for businesses struggling because of the lockdown. the express turns it's attention to the economy too. the paper leads with a pledge from the prime minister that he'll

the match went ahead, and burnley were beaten 5—0 by manchester city last night.ame, the burnley captain, ben mee, came and spoke to the press. he was asked a question about football, but he was livid about football, but he was livid about what had happened. here is what he said to radio 5 live. about what had happened. here is what he said to radio 5 livelj about what had happened. here is what he said to radio 5 live. i am sure it made a big impact on our players. we, as a group of players, condemn it. we are ashamed, we are embarrassed. completely misses the point of what we are trying to achieve as, you know, as a football community, as a group, the players. yeah. and as a group of players, we are really ashamed and, you know, it isa are really ashamed and, you know, it is a minority of our supporters, i know i speak for the main part of our supporters but absolutely, you know, distance ourselves from any sort of thing like that. it is a real shame to see on it and i reckon it definitely had an impact on us. really interesting to see ben mee admitted that actu

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and it's going to be either of these two — manchester city or newcastle.ing to take advantage of city's defeat to take advantage of city's defeat to chelsea on thursday. 0—0, and you can watch it live on bbc one. that's all from me. hello and welcome to the latest in our special programmes on the coronavirus pandemic. i'm annita mcveigh. on today's programme, we have exclusive access inside a mumbai hospital's icu as the city struggles with coronavirus cases. plus, how new restrictions on distance rules and the use of face masks is making the world almost impossible to navigate for many deaf and blind people in the uk. and a reminder that you can keep up—to—date with the latest information about the pandemic on our website. but first, india has more than 400,000 cases of coronavirus, the fourth—highest number in the world, and its financial capital, mumbai, is one of the worst affected cities with nearly 70,000 covid infections so far. temporary beds have been made available, but the city's hospitals are still overstretched. the bbc has been given exclusiv

at his old primary school in manchester there is real pride.mined not to leave behind. obviously in the areas that i grew up in, i knewa lot of different people, and a lot of families that will still be going through it now. and it‘s not so much about my family any more, because obviously the situation has changed, and ijust don‘t want people to go through the same things. the challenges of poverty extend beyond free school meals. there‘s growing unemployment, issues around universal credits, and families facing financial hardship. this pandemic highlights just how deep inequalities are. marcus rashford says this week‘s victory is just the first and what he hopes will be a winning streak in his campaign to help struggling families. elaine dunkley, bbc news. this is outside source live from the bbc newsroom. in the us a white police officer has been charged with the murder of mr brooks, an african—american man shot twice in the back in atlanta. let‘s get more on the coronavirus pandemic — and to china— where the virus originated. the capital bei

embarrassed after a banner with the message "white lives matter burnley" was flown during its match with manchesterity. and germany's coronavirus reproduction numberjumps after more than a thousand people working at a slaughterhouse test positive. going to the cinema, a restaurant and a pub could soon be possible again in england as part of the government's easing of the lockdown. borisjohnson is expected to announce that the two—metre social distancing rule will be reduced so more places can open and be financially viable. sector—by—sector guidance is going to be published on how businesses like hairdressers and hotels can reopen in a covid—secure way. art galleries and museums will also be allowed to open up with measures like one—way systems put in place. and customers at pubs and bars may have to sign guest books, so that they could be traced if they come into contact with someone who is infected. the changes are due to take affect from july 4th — with details expected to be announced by the prime minister at 12:30 today. there are currently no plans for similar changes in scotland and wales, w

19th title is done and dusted no funds here are hoping for the 20th which would see them equal manchester united english record. they wus life from birth then has a reminder of our top story the u.s. government's top infectious diseases expert anthony fogey says the country is facing a serious problem as the number of corona virus infections continues to say many western and southern states are experiencing the highest rate of infection since the coronavirus crisis figure out. what's house your business update in just a moment we'll have more world news at the top of the hour the death. in the finish. but can you conquer the major issues of our society. the seasonal flu sally. field of the full us to modern day heroes an. inspirational people who take on the challenges of the world with human.

just one game, it's norwich against manchester united and it's live on bbc one at 5:10 this evening.n a goalfor charlton — they lead qpr1—0. no scores anywhere else at the moment. big game at elland road later, leeds can go back top of the table if they beat fourth placed fulham. we will keep you up—to—date with all that action across the day. lewis hamilton has said bernie ecclestone's comments that black people were often more racist than white people are ignorant and uneducated. he wrote on social media... "it makes complete sense to me now that nothing was said or done to make our sport more diverse or to address the racial abuse i received throughout my career." formula 1 said in a statement ecclestone left the sport in 2017 and that his comments had no place in sport, or society as a whole. saturdays in the summer normally mean club cricket around england, but that's still not possible. test cricket, though, will go ahead in july, with england hosting three tests against the west indies in these so—called bio bubbles in southampton and manchester. the players are continuing the

celebrating after securing the english premier league title after a 30 year wait after chelsea ended manchester city's championship bit and confirmed liverpool as winners fans flocked to the stadium to party despite pandemic restrictions and there were plenty of tributes for your game klopp who became the 1st german manager to lift the english title. thursday evening liverpool stadium one half of the city is beside itself we've waited a. long long time for this moment. i was for the last time we want to leave you have to. pack your bags. it's really all i thought of it's amazing to see some sponsors on the festival with me in the ground she's waiting for you so much that we might get to see it all. to myself we're not. going to win it and i can hold the week i just recited. the inevitability of this title didn't stop the party little wonder given that no club had ever won the english championship with 7 games to spare. the players and staff didn't hold back either as they celebrated together in a liverpool hotel somewhere in there is the man who must have minded it all coach you can clock up an

aston villa will take on sheffield united, and manchester city will play arsenal in the first matchesditor dan roan reports. it's the same competition, but with a new look. banners and seat coverings in place of supporters and the only fans inside, projected onto giant screens. we were granted exclusive access to villa park as it prepares to host the premier league's eagerly awaited return and the man in charge here told me how much it meant. we do have the eyes of the world on us tomorrow night. the level of planning and preparation that's gone in makes me extremely confident. we've been starved of sport of all descriptions but particularly our national sport, football, so i think there is going to be a huge level of interest. relegation threatened aston villa featured in the last match before the season was suspended. they were one of the clubs most uneasy about a resumption but they've now got behind it. we need the premier league to protect its revenues because that's at the centre of the football ecosystem. whilst very rich at the top, it's struggling hugely below and that's why

suffering in the shadow of manchester united as the hoover top all these trophies on that alex fergusonhey have picked up a couple european cups in the same which for some clubs would be fine but i think for local bragging rights which is so important in this better rivalry between liverpool and manchester united this is this title this is hugely important and if we go back to that 30 years ago we think of some of the names hums and wheel and that's only people of a certain vintage that move those names so we see how long ago that was why they were so so enthused by and your going close his personality seems to be a significant part of transforming the pool he saw a few 70 that's why he was loved here in germany at bristol dortmund then it's wise love it's a strange one actually because liverpudlians are so well known for be an egg. vests and be in you know the sense of humor actually a lot of their their major coaches the likes of joe fagan bob paisley even though cliched brought him so much success over the years quite reticent men. the big. exception to that would be bill shankly the

she's in manchester. microbe will be in with us. three yea rs microbe will be in with us.ny of these tower blocks similar to grenfell safer? firstly, can i just tower blocks similar to grenfell safer? firstly, can ijust say that today, especially today, we send our thoughts and prayers to the families and friends of those who lost their lives three years ago and those who are still fighting forjustice and affected by it. as you said in the report, three years on, there are thousands of buildings covered in this flammable cladding, and it hasn't been removed. the government have not met the target that they said, and even the recent fund that they announced in march, that still doesn't go far enough. we have a number of issues with that fund. so what else do you want to see done specifically? just talk us through what you would like to see done and how quickly. well, for example, the fund of £1 million sounds like a lot of money, but it is not enough. —— £1 billion. so that simply will not be enough money. also, the funds do not cover all of the issues. obviously, the gover

in the fa cup, manchester united will face chelsea, while arsenal take on manchester city.knocked out newcastle united with the help of a brilliant goal from raheem sterling, as katie gornall reports. stjames st james public park stjames public park empty, it stands serially silent. manchester public city on the premier league, they resume fa cup holders. in such a one—sided half, city really didn't need any help but fabienne sheppard push pushed heaven to bruno to the spot and a goal the doubles deserved. while it remained, newcastle were in with a chance, they just had to newcastle were in with a chance, theyjust had to take it. dwight gale making even an empty stadium signed disbelief. —— site in disbelief. city through raheem stirling... city now have a wembley date with arsenal. they may have let one trophy slip from their grasp but they can still win everything else. katie gornall, bbc news. now on bbc news, talking movies. this is bbc news. hello from new york. i'm tom brook on a bench in central park, not far from my home. welcome to our talking movies blockbuster s