it is a third win in four years for manchester city.may have had no friends orfamily in for manchester city. they may have had no friends or family in the stadium to watch them, but their dominance in this competition is now clear for all to dominance in this competition is now clearfor all to see. dominance in this competition is now clear for all to see. so that is the 50th women‘s fa cup final done and dusted, albeit six months late and manchester city don‘t have long before they start defending their title because the 2020 edition of this competition is already under way and after they lost the community shield a couple of months ago it now means they have five trophies to go for this season, the first of which is already in the bag now. indeed, thank you very much, jo currie at wembley for us. everton keeperjordan pickford was dropped to the bench for this afternoon‘s premier league game at newcastle, and watched his side lose 2—1. pickford had started the last 120 league games since joining everton injune 2017, but his form has di

it is a third win in four years for manchester city.nds or family in the stadium to watch them, but their dominance in this competition is now clearfor all to see. to the premier league now — and the big game of the day between manchester united and arsenal — where the gunners managed to end a m year wait for victory in the league at old trafford. they came away with a precious 1—0 win piling the pressure on united boss old gunnar solskjaer, oe gunnar solskjaer, piling the pressure on united boss ole gunnar solskjaer, whose side sit 15th. drew savage reports. 100 games in charge of manchester united for ole gunnar. hopeful they were carrying momentum for their five—game when ince in the premier league. they were against arsenal. but in the first half, this is the best they could manage, mason greenwood not really testing them. the visitors had better chances before half—time, william a couple of centimetres away from his first arsenal goal. that trend continued after the break, hector collecting a clumsy challenge, which offered pierre

but the season has been far from ideal of a manchester city.shing in mid—table with a point to prove, so who better to make it against then reigning champions liverpool? the first thing city needed was a strong start but they didn't get it. kyle walker with a sloppy challenge on sadio mane, penalty. but mo salah didn't need asking twice. liverpool the lead and city already with a mountain to climb, but write them off at your peril and with gabriel jesus climb, but write them off at your peril and with gabrieljesus back in the team, they can quickly do things like this. the touch, the turn and the finish. city back in it. soon they had the chance to go ahead after a penalty was given for this handball. so city into the lead, not quite. an uncharacteristic mists from kevin de bruyne are closing a dramatic half, but really that's where the drama starts. this header from gabriel gees is the closest either side came to clinching it. honours even in the end so no ground lost for manchester city but still plenty of work to do. tottenham had gone top e

mancheste tier greater manchester will return to tier 3 when the national lockdown ends this week. this week. thanks forjoining us this afternoon on bbc news. one report today said that you had been privately reassured that you will be moved down from tier 3 to tier 2. is that right? no, it isn't. we will certainly be making that case because at the moment, the cases in greater manchester are falling faster than anywhere else in england and if that continues, i think we will have a very strong argument to be in tier2, will have a very strong argument to be in tier 2, come the first review in the middle of december. in fact, the one thing i was told by the government was they wouldn't be a meaningful review in december and i am pleased that the prime minister has had the opposite today because it is clear we are going to have a really clear case to come down a level. who told you that a government? that they wouldn't be a meaningful review? the communities secretary, robertjenrick, meaningful review? the communities secretary, robert jenrick, briefed the mayor is earlier this week o

manchester city were quite sensational.s in the second round of the scottish league cup today. hibs beat dundee i—o with a jamie murphy goal. a convincing 4—0 win for livingston over championship side ayr. motherwell lost 2—1 to stjohnstone, dunfermline beat arbroath 3—1, it finished 1—0 to alloa athletic against hearts after an extra time penalty. it is currently i—i it is currently 1—1 in the match between saint mirren and aberdeen. niall mcginn equalising for aberdeen. let's take a look at some of the other sports news stories making the headlines no surprises in qualifying for the bahrain grand prix. mercedes first and second fastest, occupying the front row of the grid. lewis hamilton set a new track record to claim pole ahead of his team mate valtteri bottas, who edged out red bull's max verstappen for second place on the grid. the defending champion ding junhui has been put out of the uk snooker championship in only the second round by england's david grace. ding was 5—3 up, but grace fought back to win the match 6—5

manchester united the top of the super league for the first time ever. they beat arsenal 1—0.start to the season. there were wins for chelsea, west ham and aston villa. to the final cycling grantor of the year, where british riderfinished in third place. today's largely professional stage was won by germany's... ecuador‘s richard gallop as was in second place. in a successful couple of weeks for british cyclist following heart's victory. germany's lisa took the overall victory in three day race with britain's alice barnes finishing a night. lester's maintain their perfect start to their pro 11! title defence. they made a five wins out a five foot 26 points to seven. james tracy, helping them to victory. peter dooley secured a bonus point to keep them top of conference a. finally, it's been a special day for scottish golfer robert mcintyre in cyprus, the 24—year—old won his first title at the cyprus showdown. in the past 64 in his final ramp to win the tournament by one stroke. he got a video call from his family, who can't travel with him. there video call from his family, who

in the early game, it was an incredible turnaround for manchester united. to beat southampton 3—2 at st mary's. two of the goals coming from man of the match edinson cavani. nesta mcgregor was watching. manchester united went into this looking for their eighth consecutive away league when. ironic it was southampton‘s number eight, james ward—prowse providing the assistant saw them go behind. being the international then curled in this effort to put the saints 2—0 up. it led to united's spanish goalkeeper david de gea receiving treatment for a bruise like and maybe a bruised ego. with 0le gunnar solskjaer at the well, it has sometimes been a bumpyjourney. he decided united needed a fresh front tyre. 0n came up edinson cavani and it proved to be an inspired move. the uruguayan first made one for bruno fernandes. and when heading the ball has been widely debated this week, he headed not once, but twice. he is one of the very best added. manchester united choosing to do with the hard way but moving in the right direction. both chelsea and tottenham had the chan

ijust manchester when it comes to business support going forward.g that mass testing will be available to all tier 3 areas. that's a lot of people. i'm interested how much you have been told about that. yes, that's more positive. i keep trying to say throughout this whole thing i will call it straight. if the government does the wrong thing, i will call them out, as i have done, if they do the right thing, i will praise them. i'm encouraged by the offer around mass testing, and certainly we would want to take advantage of that to introduce a targeted mass testing scheme, particularly to manage the return of university students to home from greater manchester, but also to provide extra support to our care homes, schools and other priority sectors, so we prop we wouldn't introduce the liverpool model in its entirety, but we certainly would wa nt to ta ke entirety, but we certainly would want to take advantage of mass testing if the offer is still on the table, other understand there is some about that. so, you as the mayor haven't been given specifics

manchester city were quite sensational.eds won a thrilling game against everton at goodison park. lots of chances for both sides, but amazingly there was just one goal in. raphinha's strike 12 minutes from time enough to see leeds up into iith. in scotland, there were six fixtures in the second round of the scottish league cup today. hibs beat dundee i—o with a jamie murphy goal. a convincing 4—0 win for livingston over championship side ayr. motherwell lost 2—1 to stjohnstone; dunfermline beat arbroath 3—1; it finished 1—0 to alloa athletic against hearts after an extra time penalty. and in the late match st mirren beat aberdeen 2—1. jamie mcgrath scoring in the 88th minute to win it. let's take a look at some of the other sports news stories making the headlines... no surprises in qualifying for the bahrain grand prix. mercedes first and second fastest, occupying the front row of the grid. lewis hamilton set a new track record to claim pole ahead of his team mate valtteri bottas, who edged out red bull's max verstappen fo

but the second half saw a galvanised manchester united. bruno fernandes pulled a goal back.der and won the match for united in added time, getting on the end of a shot from outside the box. it isa it is a trait of man united to never give in, and i neverwant my it is a trait of man united to never give in, and i never want my players to give in. and you see the likes of alex there and the menu —— nemanja there, absolute none of them was quick to give up. sometimes you do not have your 3—0, 4—0, it is about digging in and eating results ona about digging in and eating results on a day like this, even though i thought we played really well. —— and getting results. nine fixtures in the fa cup today, with several going to extra time. yesterday, we told you about marine, the merseyside club from the eighth tier of english football given special dispensation by the government to train during lockdown. they were playing hava nt and waterlooville. it was 0—0 at the end of normal time... ..so it went to extra time — and after 120 minutes of football, it came down to this free kick. t

se pensaba que era complicada para el manchesterue era compli para el manchester united pero la pelotaited pero la pelota cambió.. >> veremos el desenlace pero >> veremos el desenlace pero la presencia de edison cavani generó la victoria para el conjunto del manchester united y conjunto del manchester united y cómo termina el uruguayo sacando...mo termina el uruguay sacando... >> esperam >> después del descuento. le da tres unidades al conjunto, estos son los resultados de la fecha. >> desde el viernes se juega esta jornada termina mañana crystal palace cambio sobre el newcastle revisamos la jornada de ayer. >>> además de otro homenaje, mchas gracias por su atención >>> ♪(música) >>> hasta el próximo domingo >>> ♪(música) >>> ♪(música) >>> ♪(música) >>> bienvenidos a la comunidad del vallehoy en el programa honrando y con las coronas navideñas de comunidad del valle >>> (música) >>> pero comenzamos con la sinfónica de san francisco es el director del grupo bienvenidos a comunidad del valle >>> además de la colaboración y de la sinfónica de san francisco y tenemos nosotros la cultura me

united, manchester city, leeds, aston villa, and leicester.the new guidelines, says many will feel upset at missing out. it probably won't be fair. there is going to be part of the country where some supporters won't get in, but i think it's very hard to deny people, you know, whose lives depend and love so much, to not get into a ground. so clubs in the lower level that can get 4000 supporters in, you may be looking at up to 50% of the crowd is actually in the grounds, so i think that's going to be hugely beneficial. a team like ourselves, we wa nt beneficial. a team like ourselves, we want to have our supporters, both home and away, and hopefully that will be in the not—too—distant future. the tributes continue to pour in for diego maradona, one of the most iconic football players ever, who died of a heart attack yesterday at the age of 60. we're expecting more later from one of his former clubs napoli, who play later in the europa league. these are pictures of tributes in buenos aires. maradona saw football as an escape, a salvation from a

mayor of manchester, andy burnham, there.don bridge attack — which happened a year ago today. jack merritt, who was 25, and 23—year—old saskia jones were stabbed by a convicted terrorist at a prisoner rehabilitation event. in a statement, saskia's mother michelle thanked those who have supported the family through the past 12 months. a few days after the attack, we interviewed the chief executive of fishmongers' hall, commodore toby williamson. the hall is where the attack started. and commodore williamson described what happened and praised the heroism of his staff. this is what he said at the time. there's this guy called lukasz. he's the guy who cleans the glasses down in the basement, and that's exactly what he was doing when he hears this scream. the scream was so loud that, as a first aider, he makes a choice. he goes towards the trouble. he gets there on the first floor of the building just behind me. and it's pretty clear that there is a bad guy, he's got two knives in his hand, there is blood, screaming, there is cha

and in manchester she became a champion of the be now back in the bundesliga leroy's sunday.offensive all round for by a minute. we tell the story, covered your cry. the kick. condi w. . what do you think? what do you get for $0.50? 50 sat hour movie of the did not get rich today. just thinking compels, more fluffy stuff. did you know? it cost $0.50 to feed $100.00 child for one full day before they gave me the 1st set off with the sheridan, sharing your most children with just 50 selves and a tap on your smartphone. together, we can end the global hunger freeze, double the out. frank food, international gateway to the best connection, self road and rail, located in the heart of europe. connected to the whole world. experience on standing shopping and dining offers and trying our services. biala, gassed at frankfurt. airport city. managed by from this is g.w. news live from berlin and another breakthrough in the race 481008 vaccine. u.s. drug maker moderna announces its vaccine is nearly 95 percent effective. this is just a week after similar results from pfizer, and it's a g

the upshot was manchester city's best ever season and a 2nd league title for sunday.but then came the next body blow, a ruptured krishi at legal meant playing in the f.a. community shield. it was a collective intake off the shelf breath because he was supposed to go to byron. and of course, he was also expected to play that game. having spent virtually all of last season on the sidelines at manchester city, the ne was keen for bundesliga playing time with his new club buy and the forms that initially i can't wait to be finally get there on the pitch with them playing football games. and that's to them, since it will be amazing to see your son it back in action because when he left he was really still the unfinished product. avoid only just begun playing now is to fully formed a real deal one of thousands $500.00 that took place yesterday after he left germany package. this is beautiful to watch. it is dead view again, shelter of all teams. send a contribution to a goal and 2 assists in by an 8 rounds. now the chance for sides to score against results starts from someo

but then from manchester's labour mayor, a different view.ondary schools is clear that if you want to turn the figures right the way around the other way, then there has to be a period of closure. from tomorrow, older teenagers in scotland asked to wear masks. 0n school buses in northern ireland, they're compulsory too — all part of the effort to keep schools across the uk open. branwen jeffreys, bbc news. meanwhile, religious leaders have criticised the government's decision to ban communal acts of worship during england's new lockdown period. britain's most senior catholic, cardinal vincent nichols, called on ministers to publish the evidence behind the decision. the bishop of leeds urged borisjohnson to change his mind. and the muslim council of britain said there had been "inadequate consultation". today, retailers and hospitality firms warned that companies will be driven out of business by being forced to close in a second lockdown. it will see the closure of all non—essential retail, including restaurants, pubs and bars. indoor and out

enjoy the manchester city game. there will be commentary on the bbc sport website as well.ue where the regular season will now end on friday. it's after more disruption to the rugby league season due to the coronavirus pandemic. i'm joined by our reporter adam wild. what exactly is going to happen with the season? straight to the playoffs after this weekend. hopefully that won't come asa weekend. hopefully that won't come as a huge surprise to anyone, given what's happened in recent weeks and given the impending lockdown. positive tests at hull kingston rovers followed positive test for coronavirus at casper tigers yesterday. it's really forced the hands of the authorities, so the decision has been taken to go straight to the playoffs after the final two games of the regular seasons. both of those will take place as waitsfield against saul ford, followed by wigan against huddersfield —— salford. following that, the playoffs will begin. the requirement for the clubs to play 15 games. it is slightly complex, but i'll talk you through it. the top two will sit out the first rou

big match to look forward to in a moment — manchester united home to arsenal...beat brighton this evening. celtic are playing aberdeen in a scottsh cup semi—final. the winners will play hearts in the final. meanwhile, in the scottish premiership this afternoon, leaders rangers have gone nine points clear of celtic. they beat kilmarnock1—0, thanks to james tavernier‘s first half penalty. celtic do have two games in hand. but 9 wins in a row for rangers in all competitions. england world cup winner, and manchester united legend sir bobby charlton has been diagnosed with dementia. sir bobby spent 17 years at old trafford, winning three league titles, a european cup and an fa cup. his wife norma said she hopes the diagnosis could help others. the news follows the deaths of his older brother jack injuly and fellow world cup—winner nobby stiles on friday — both had also been diagnosed with dementia. england head coach eddiejones has praised the efforts of his players in the wake of their six nations success yesterday. players received their medals and there were also s

not been manchester united's most consistency think of the good is good but the bad is hard to watch be get to this night? that one. bruno fernandes score of the spectacular and the simple. not one he wants to see again. not that it will stop us showing you. one more for a hat trick, as the regular penalty taker seemed for a favour when marcus rashford work in the box but with the england man's that hop skip and jump the england man's that hop skip and jump to make it three. the uninspiring united returned after the break although the fruitcake did not beat david, it did cross the line that did not make a difference. point for one of their final two games should be enough to take united through to the knockouts, regardless of which team is put out. tomorrow night — liverpool face atalanta and mohamed salah is available again. he's back in full training after returning two positive covid tests with egypt during the international break. he missed sunday's win at leicester but has returned a negative test so is clear to play. a win at anfield would see liverpool reach the last 16. we've

manchester, sing, come on. # one last time...# when she started to sing one last time, we got up off walked to the door. everyone in the crowd were just screaming and were just like, this is amazing. and i am just they at the fire exit, thinking, i wish i could just go in. she did another encore with dangerous woman. i knew izzy would not leave until the end. i knew we were in for a wait stood here. and that is obviously just when it happened. people stopped for a second, it was a brief second, and then... screaming. people were just trampling over anyone possible. even younger children, there were just moving people out the way, they were just getting pushed left, right, and centre. just an almighty bang, darkness. and it felt like it was raining, like, ash. it was like being at a bonfire and there was ash coming down. it was calm at first, but then all of a sudden, there was just screams that were ear piercing. they asked the crowd who was outside, has anybody got any first aid training or is anybody first aid trained? so, if you know anything, just go through the doors. iran so fa

porto are second behind manchester city in group c after their win against marseille.verpool after victory in denmark. diego maradona is having an operation to remove a blood clot on his brain. the argentina legend turned 60 on friday. he was admitted to hospital in buenos aires yesterday and initially treated for dehydration. doctors say the surgery should be routine. ryan giggs will not take charge of the side for wales' three matches this month. it's after he was arrested for allegedly assaulting his girlfriend, something he strongly denies. the welsh fa have put assistant robert page in charge of their games against the usa, republic of ireland and finland. kate morgan reports. all eyes today should have been on who was in the wales squad for the nation's matches. instead was firmly on the man who should have been naming it. manager ryan giggs issued a statement earlier today over allegations of assault made against him, saying he is cooperating with ongoing police inquiries. it was reported in several newspapers overnight that the wales manager had been arrested o

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we have plenty of possession as well as manchester city, where i have made huge progress with my positional game. and i want to maintain that here. you look to play more off my left foot so clearly i can work more on the right one. focus on the competition that by and is furious. the difference between a starting place and one on the bench can be minimal. why do you go cannot comment on very good questions will just be low one, the 2020 champions league match winner. the other national team colleague gibson, ace 3, top drawer game changes. he can combine the many number of ways the royston, a pad up with napoli. that's a stick you riddling rock would have. they've already shown a good understanding of place in germany, in the by, in moscow as ever. healthy competition keeps you king sunny, but there will be no free ride for sunday, regardless of his transfer fee. and all the hype around him and by and over the past year, you buy a mental willpower and perseverance, whatever your talents, once you reach under 19 level, such qualities become increasingly essential. will it work out or not? yo

the late game sees manchester united at home to west brom.oint for celtic at hibernian. that means they are eight piunts behind leaders rangers with a game in hand. there were wins for dundee united, kilmarnock and st mirren. and stjohnstone drew with motherwell. let's take a quick look at some other stories. a special day for portuguese rider miguel oliveira who set a new all time lap record to claim pole at his home grand prix on what is the final race of the motogp season. britain's cal crutchlow will start from fourth in what could be his final race. joan mir secured the title in spain last weekend. ronnie o'sullivan is through to the final of the northern ireland open after beating ali carter by six frames to three. he'll face eitherjudd trump or david grace who meet in the other semi final tonight. and bristol de may, ridden by darleacob, won the betfair chase at haydock park for the third time in four years. defending champion and favourite lostintranslation struggled into third. austria's dominic thiem ended novak djokovic's hopes of

jane, this was a shot of tottenham's manager after his side's 2—0 win over manchester city.rness his team are showing right now that's sent them top of the table. we are now a quarter of a way into the season, and mourinho's side lead the champions on goal difference. southampton could close to within a point of them if they win at wolves tonight. now, remember, some spurs fans saw mourinho as a controversial appointment after mauricio pochettino was sacked a year ago, so has that passion won them over now? well, it's really since lockdown that the new manager's got the best out of spurs. they've only lost three games in all competitions since july, butjose's new image has also been a factor. his personality was central to a behind—the—scenes documentary released in the summer, and he's also looked much more fun than his fraught manchester united days through a new instagram account. most importantly of all, his team are winning games and scoring goals. so, when those fans return to white hart lane, will they sing jose's name? 100% full sub is quite funny because i was one w

later manchester united host istanbul bashak—sha—heer and ole gunnar solskjaer will be expecting a farthe turkish champions, than, what some have called, a shambolic defensive display last time around. united become the first english club to lose in this season's champions league when it finished 2—1 to bashak—sha—heer. ian dennis is at old trafford for us. i asked him if there would be no margin for error this time around? they cannot afford to be as sloppy and forgiving as they were in defence in istanbul for the and forgiving as they were in defence in istanbulfor the first game against the turkish champions. inexplicable in terms of for defending the way that they dictate that first goal so they have got to tighten up tonight defensively. they have to try and make the most of how the advantage was because they lost a lot of ground and that because they defeat when they last played. what did he needed to ensure they get to progress to the knockout stages? we had a got to ten -- get the ten points. how costly it was last time that would have taken them to the brink of what —— qualifi

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the game of the day sees manchester city travel and finally, one british athlete's faced the difficultmedal hopes over her health in her bid to qualify for the tokyo games. the european climbing championships in moscow offers molly thompson—smith a final chance of qualification. but with high coronavirus rates, many european nations have opted not to send athletes to compete, a move she felt she couldn't entertain. as nick hope reports. climbing embodies the olympic motto of "faster, higher, stronger", but right now, most athletes are more concerned about safety than showcasing their spectacular sport. that numbers of coronavirus cases in russia are quite high, especially in moscow, and doing any travelling is quite a risk. i have mixed feelings about it going ahead in the current situation, and with it being an olympic qualifier, i want it to be fair. i want everyone to have an equal opportunity, and currently, yeah, it's not fair, as there are many nations missing and i think there will be spectators at the event which makes me feel a little bit uncomfortable. but i'm motivated eithe

the england world cup winner and manchester united legend sir bobby charlton has been diagnosed withtia. good evening. welcome to bbc news. the four—week lockdown in england, which will start on thursday and is scheduled to end on december 2nd could last longer. the cabinet minister michael gove said ministers will be "guided by the facts". he said the government wanted to get the coronavirus reproduction rate below the critical level of one. the strict measures are set to come into effect on thursday. they will see pubs, restaurants, gyms and non—essential shops and places of worship close. however, schools, colleges and universities can stay open. travel and overnight stays in the uk and abroad will be restricted and meeting others indoors or in private gardens is banned. today labour criticised the government for rejecting its call — last month — for a so—called "circuit—brea ker" — where a tight set of restrictions would have been implemented for a fixed period of time. this report from our political correspondent, jonathan blake, contains flash photography. a round of golf while

big match to look forward to later, manchester united home to arsenal.ning. hearts will find out who'll they'll face in the scottish cup final later this afternoon . holders celtic are in action against aberdeen at hampden park, celtic going for an unprecedented fourth consecutive cup... meanwhile, in the scottish premiership this afternoon, leaders rangers have gone nine points clear of celtic. they beat kilmarnock i—0, thanks to james tavernier‘s first half penalty. celtic do have two games in hand. but nine wins in a row for rangers in all competitions. england world cup winner, and manchester united sir bobby charlton has been diagnosed with dementia. sir bobby spent 17 years at old trafford, winning three league titles, a european cup and an fa cup. his wife norma said she hopes the diagnosis could help others. the news follows the deaths of his older brother jack injuly and fellow world cup—winner nobby stiles on friday, both of whom had also been diagnosed with dementia. england's players have been celebrating there six nations success this mornin

manchester united came from 2—0 down to beat southampton, 3—2.less draw at chelsea. one of the lowest—ranked sides left in the fa cup, marine, from the eighth tier of english football, are through to the third round. the club in crosby, just outside liverpool, beat another non—league side, havant and waterlooville, 1—0. niall cummins with the winner, deep into extra time. lot's more fa cup goals on the bbc sport website. he was the man behind the mask — playing darth vader in the original star wars films, and, today, co—stars and fans have been remembering the actor dave prowse, who's died at the age of 85. 0ur entertainment correspondent lizo mzimba looks back at his journey from bristol, to being part of one of hollywood's most successful franchises. at 6‘ 6", with a towering figure, dave prowse was physically perfect for the part of darth vader in the original star wars trilogy in the 1970s and 1980s. looks like you two need a lesson in crossing the road. at the same time, he was also the face of road safety, presenting videos and visiting hun

however, the second half saw a galvanised manchester united. bruno fernandez pulled a goal back. and won the match for united in added time, getting on the end of a shot from outside the box. nine ties in the fa cup today, with four going to extra time. plenty of late drama too. a 1—1 draw between mansfield town and dagenham and redbridge took the match to extra time, paul mccallum scoring first for the visitors. harry charsley equalising just a few moments later for dagenham before nicky maynard scored the winner for mansfield in added time to send them through to round three. and stockport county against yeovil town also went to extra time. it was 2—2 after 90 minutes. connorjennings getting the winner for the home side on 100 minutes to send the national league side through to round three, where don't forget they could face the likes of liverpool, manchester city and tottenham. plenty more goals from today's ties on the bbc sport website. the holders celtic are out of the scottish league cup after losing 2—0 to ross county at celtic park. ross stewart's penaltyjust before half

in manchester, sarah, thank you.were 15,160 new coronavirus infections recorded in the latest 2a hours. the average number of new cases reported per day in the last week, is now 19,545. just over 1,665 people have been admitted to hospital on average each day over the week to last friday. day over the week to last thursday. 206 deaths were reported, that's people who died within 28 days of a positive covid—19 test. the figure is usually lower after the weekend. it means on average in the past week, 4111 deaths were announced every day. it takes the total number of deaths so far across the uk to 55,230. well, since the first national lockdown was announced back in march, the city of leicester has been living continuously under some form of coronavirus restrictions, longer than any other uk city. and yet, infection rates there have risen significantly in the past few weeks. now there are fears the region may be placed in the strictest tier 3 on thursday. our midlands correspondent sian lloyd looks at why leicester has

the night—time economy adviser for greater manchester, which will stay in tier3 greater manchester, which the north—west, we have already mentioned greater manchester, lancashire. we must go to the house of commons. we will come back to that. matt hancock, the health secretary. ... come back to that. matt hancock, the health secretary. approaching the end of the year when we have asked so much of the british people, and in response to this unprecedented threat to lives and livelihoods, the british people have well and truly risen to the challenge by coming together to slow the spread and support each other. i know how difficult this has been, especially for those areas that have beenin especially for those areas that have been in restrictions for so long. the national measures have successfully turned the curve and begun to ease pressure on the nhs. cases are down by 19% from a week ago, and daily hospital admissions have fallen 7% in the last week. january and february are always difficult months for the nhs, so it is vital we safeguard the gains we have made. we must protect our nhs thi

the upshot was manchester city's best ever season and a 2nd league title for sunday.but then came the next body blow, a ruptured crucially at ligament playing in the f.a. community shield. it was a collective intake of breath because he was supposed to, to go to byron. and of course, he was also not expected to play that game. having spent virtually all of last season on the sidelines at manchester city, sunday was keen for bundesliga playing time with his new club. find the forms that i can't wait to be finally getting there on the pitch with them playing for boy and have to support. it would be amazing to see louisana back in action because when he left he was really still the unfinished product. avoid only just begun playing now is to fully formed real deal 1500 on the face a day after he left, you're going to use package. this is digital to watch in his dead view. again, shelter of all teams send a country b.g. to a goal, and 2 assists in by ends 8 rounds. now the charts are starting to score against his old start, which is like your son always fast for the ball.

we know that in the greater manchester area, the numbers have been very high on the covid fronts.ss the whole of the health service. worry about the health service being overwhelmed, of course, has been one of the key problems and concerns about covid and the call for the lockdown from many scientists and opposition parties as well for a lockdown earlier, but a major incident alert there in the northwest. we will bring you more on that as soon as we can. there is unhappiness more now on the lockdown in england, and the unhappiness among some conservative backbenchers at the extent of the measures. borisjohnson told mps this afternoon that failure to impose a national lockdown in england could lead to a situation where the sick were turned away from hospitals. anne marie morris is the conservative mp for newton abbot in devon. you might have just seen that alert from manchester. where the covid levels are much lower, but would you not accept there is a need for national unity on this front now and to have complete buy—in from the public for lockdown?” to have complete buy—in from t

including two of england's largest cities — manchester and bristol.on can explain. in the handful of areas in tier 1, groups of six people can meet indoors and pubs are allowed to open, with last orders at 10pm and closing time at 11pm. most of england will be in tier 2. groups of six can meet outdoors, but not indoors unless part of a support bubble. pubs can only open if they operate as restaurants and alcohol can only be served with a substantial meal. in tier 3, with the highest level of restrictions, pubs and restaurants will be limited to takeaways and deliveries. there will be no mixing of households except up to six people in wide open public spaces. next i want to show you these maps. on the left is england before it went into the current four week lockdown — most of the country was under tier 1 — marked by yellow. now if you but look on the right — when england exits lockdown next week, much of england will be living in higher tiers than they were before — that's marked by shades of orange. before lockdown, more than 23 million people were i

tottenham 2—0 manchester city.t spurs at the summit for the first time in six years, but the manager is not getting carried away. we are not fighting for the title. we are fighting to win every match. on thursday, we are to fight to win the europa league match, and we are going to lose matches and we are going to draw matches. so, this is a process. earlier in the day, it had been chelsea who were in poll position after a win at newcastle. a burst of german acceleration from the team left tommy abraham with the easiest of tasks. aston villa have had a surprising start to the season, so much so that a big win against brighton could have put them top. but the seasiders and danny welbeck had other ideas. his first goal for the club, helping brighton to their first win at villa park in their history. history is a word that looms large at old trafford. it looked like they would drop more points when bruno fernandes missed from the spot. they're going to make this be retaken. what drama! but his second attempt gave three

the late game sees manchester united at home to west brom.irst semifinal of the atp world tour finals in london. the us open champion thiem took the first set 7—5. the austrian is going for a first title at the event in london. djokovic is aiming for a record equalling sixth and took the second set on a tie—break with thiem squandering three match points. thiem will need to regroup after missing those three opportunities to reach the final. these live pictures over on bbc two at the moment. bbc one, i should say, at the moment. it is 1—1. whoever comes out on top will meet the winner of rafael nadal and daniil medvedev, who meet in their semi—final tonight. we will have plenty more for you later on. the chancellor, rishi sunak, is to change the way the government assesses big spending projects, to remove the longstanding bias that has affected northern england and other regions outside the south east. the reforms are due to be unveiled in parliament at next week's spending review. our business correspondent katy austin has been giving us more

jurgen klopp has been speaking, the liverpool manchester city game this weekend.a very good afternoon to you. you are watching bbc news. the time is 140 and there will be much more on the progress of the us election. before that, let's talk about the very sad news that has come in from the world of arts in the last few minutes. the death has just been announced of the actor geoffrey palmer who has died at the age of 93. he was the star of a series of popular comedies on bbc television including as time goes by and butterflies. david sillito looks back at his life. ria! i made less noise than that when i was in labour. could you explain this to me? what? this. this stuff on my plate. it's your dinner. i know it's my dinner, but could you identify the various heaps? in butterflies, he was a slightly world—weary dentist. those are potatoes, and that's a chop. i forget what those green things are. well, who brought the breakfast? who found it? in fawlty towers, a doctor trying to make sense of some kipper—related chaos. what's that? that's a bit of it. a bit of what?

many believe that tier 3 is too harsh, and if it's applied to too many areas like manchester integratorigures, if all of those areas are in tier 3 where some mps feel it's unfair, there will be a lot of havoc in parliament over the coming days. but the paper focuses on liverpool in particular, which has had a really difficult time in liverpool, likely to be held up as a success story. it was expected to go into this second tier. yes, so liverpoolwas one was expected to go into this second tier. yes, so liverpool was one of the places that were quite quick to agree to go to tier 3. remember andy burnham in manchester resisted it for days and days, but liverpool we nt for days and days, but liverpool went into tier3 for days and days, but liverpool went into tier 3 a lot more willingly. they've been given a lot of testing facilities by the government and able to trial different methods of getting people back to work, etc. liverpool looks to be one of the few areas that seeing less restrictions, and it looks like it'll move down from tier 3to tier2. looks like it'll move down from tier 3 t

he's the principal clinical research lead for the trial at north manchester general hospital.can you explain how this intervention will be different to giving someone a vaccine? well a vaccine is introduced to your system to create antibodies and new mechanisms to help prevent coronavirus. there are those who may not work well with a vaccine. those with a poor immune system or the infirm etc. what happens with this study is that people are being given directly into their muscles the antibody or a neutralising own pairing antibody which should protect them from the coronavirus for a period of six to 12 months. how advanced other trials on this? so, it is well established method in medicine. it has been used for other infections but not yet full coronavirus is a prevention. such antibodies are being looked at for treatment and those with coronavirus. phase three, the latter stage studies commenced today in the uk. i suppose some people will ask if you can have this way of providing people with the protection, and in a sense it is quicker because you don't interject it and wait f

thank you north shire in manchester and saratoga for hosting us. in helping to put this together tonight. it's been a great conversation tim and i really appreciate the chance of talk to. >> one final word, thanks to everybody in manchester and saratoga springs. out there and zoom lens. you'll learn more about this. i've just started a new podcast that is based on the book but goes be of ambient above and beyond. i have had more fun doing this on the last couple of months. and i've had for a long, long time. it's really worth a listen. and i encourage you it is called whirlwind. check it out. >> there's a link i'm copying a link in the chat with information on the podcast we're in. [inaudible] select think your opportunity and pizza back this is fascinating. we appreciate take the time to be with us tonight. audiences great to see lucy back for more throughout the rest of the week in the month. for as long as we keep doing this pray thanks everyone have a great night. >> appreciate it. >> book tv on cspan2's top nonfiction books and authors every w

women's super league leaders manchester united came from 2—0 down to draw with rivals manchester cityrly on and then doubled it thanks to this rocket from laura coombs. and there's another cracker of a goal coming here — tobin heath getting one back for united. before substitute kirsty hanson prodded home the easiest finish of the day to complete their comeback. 2—2 the final score. there was another derby this afternoon — aston villa lost to birmingham, in the first ‘second—city‘ derby of the wsl. claudia walker with the only goal there. it's finished 1—1 between everton and reading. everton miss the chance to go 2nd. and the clash between the two bottom sides just kicked off. it is currently 1—1 there. that's all from sportsday. enjoy the rest of your evening. hello. the wind in the rain which has characterised the start of the weekend isn't finished with us again. there will be some further heavy rain at times and quite strong winds, not a wash—out everywhere, some of us have had a little sunshine occasionally today and will again tomorrow, but very clearly low pressure in charge.

more around greater manchester, they fear they will be in tier three although they had been fighting down there. they have some concern about how i think hospitalisations. and a lot of conservative mps and he kind of greater manchester area and in banks sure are saying parts of the region are having lower rates, we shouldn't be having this big broad brush approach. —— in an linkage that will be controversial in areas like kent with their big disparities with very high case numbers and less high case numbers and other areas of it. the mayor of london, sadiq khan, is expecting it to be in tier two and we expect that as well. but it is going to be very controversial if there are varying large swaths of there are varying large swaths of the country in tier three, lots of conservative mps don't agree with how harsh the restrictions in tier three are and they could make life very difficult for the premise or next week when this is voted on. john we are clear on the way these... we were in tears previously to the watch them but they were slightly different and they have been slightly more s

it's not been manchester united's most consistent season so far — the good is very good, the bad is hardrt gunok will want to see again. not that it'll stop us showing you, though. just one more for a hat trick. so, as their regular penalty—taker, he seemed favourite when marcus rashford was bundled over inside the box. but it was the england man who hopped, skipped and jumped up to make it three. the uninspiring united returned after the break and, although deniz turuc‘s free kick didn't beat david de gea, it did cross the line — but didn't make a difference, as dan james confirmed in stoppage time. a point from one of their final two games should be enough to take united through to the knockouts — regardless of which team is put out. ben croucher, bbc news. tomorrow night, liverpool face atalanta, and mohamed salah is available again. he's back in full training after returning two positive covid tests with egypt during the international break. he missed sunday's win at leicester, but has returned a negative test, so he is clear to play. a win at anfield would see liverpool reach the la

elsewhere manchester united came from 2—nil down against southampton to win 3—2 .nar solskjaer bringing on edinson cavani for mason greenwood. the 33—year—old uruguayan set up bruno fernandes for their first then scored twice himself. both headers, including the winner in injury time at st mary's. that lifts united into the top half of the table it isa it is a trait of man united to never get in and i would never want my players to give in and you see the likes of the players there, all of them, absolutely no chance he was ever going to give up and that is a big thing for a united player and a person because sometimes you don't have 3—0, 4—0, it is about digging in and getting results in a day like this, even though i thought we played really well. there was a london derby at stamford bridge. a win would have seen chelsea move to the top of the table, both sides had good chances late on but a goaless draw was enough for spurs to return to the summit, on goal difference from liverpool. finally, before we move away from football, the former senegal international papa

well, former manchester united striker dion dublin was highly critical of solskjaer‘s side.to bbc radio 5 live he said the performance was "embarassing". it was really, really poor from united and no one has taken response ability from it on the pitch and no one shouting and telling each other off, ijust did not see any responsibility via actions and this is at manchester united in europe, you know? i have not seen a performance like this in the first half for a long time and i have seen some bad ones from man united recently, this was really poor. they got outplayed, out muscled, out everything. onto today's action. the europa league returns this evening with celtic, rangers, arsenal, leicester and tottenham all in action. ahead of spurs' trip to bulgaria to play ludogorets, their manager jose mourinho has been defending striker harry kane. there have been some suggestions that kane dived to win a penalty against brighton in the premier league last weekend, but mourinho has refuted that. there is no more story. what are they speaking about us? speak about liverpool, speak a