his canvas is the streets of manchester in northern england has an idea. it's been around for a while. there are people all over the world doing them to, to varying for standards. and i've seen a few of these. i did my 1st 15 years ago, i suppose. and so i can go to that. i see what i can find. and i found a door in them, which is where i live. i'm looking, but couldn't house it rather surely, but i still figured out what to do more to look for and just sort of been doing them ever since. anthony hoyt generally covers 80 to 120 kilometers to make one image in manchester. he's trying for a more complex motif, it usually takes him between 4 to 6 hours to write the distance, but it can take up to 3 months to plan. i plan to draw a picture of ducks across manchester, driven by the st time really. i tend to look at maps and see what jumps out to me like looking at clouds saying what, cuz i see a picture in them. and it happened to be duck. well, i saw the big duck festival and, but i like to sort of try and do something a bit complex. you traces out a wide vari

in manchester, he's trying for a more complex motif. it usually takes him between 4 to 6 hours to write the distance, but it can take up to 3 months to plan and i plan to draw a picture of ducks across manchester, driven by the st. patton. really. i tend to look at maps and see what jumps out and they started looking at clouds saying, what could i see a picture in them? and it happened to be duck. well, i saw the big duck festival and, but i like to sort of try and do something a bit complex. he traces out a wide variety of subjects, elephants in birmingham faces in sheffield, chilton, ham and carter of the yorkshire terrier and leaves in a flock of birds in bristol. anthony's creativity can best be seen on the app. it was his christmas to get to that 1st drew international attention. certainly seems to become a tradition. the 1st one i did was the snowman. and that was just go really all the christmas one, but it went down so well. i had so much major attention and people messaging me small as well. it was really so gratifying. so i th

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his canvas is the streets of manchester in northern england has an idea. it's been around for a while. there are people all over the world doing them to, to various standards. and i've seen a few of these. i did my 1st 15 years ago, i suppose, and so i can go and see what i can find. and i found adult in the much where i live . i'm looking at it now. it's a bit rather surely, but i still figured out what to do more to look for and just sort of been doing in a sense. anthony hall, it's generally covers 80 to 120 kilometers to make one image. in manchester, he's trying for a more complex motif, it usually takes him between 4 to 6 hours to write the distance, but it can take up to 3 months to plan. i plan to draw a picture of ducks across manchester, driven by the st. patton. really. i tend to look at maps and see what jumps out to me like looking at clouds, seeing what i see a picture in them. and it happened to be duck when i saw the big duck festival. and, but i like to sort of try and do something a bit complex. he traces out a wide variety of subjects, e

this mural of marcus rashford in south manchester was defaced hours after his penalty miss on sunday,ost good luck messages of thanks and support. last night, the manchester united striker tweeted he can apologise for missing a spot kick, but won't apologise for the colour of his skin. the mural is currently being restored, but restoring the confidence of the young england players affected by this could take much longer. nesta mcgregor, bbc news. let's take a look at some of the day's other sports news now. england are chasing 330 to win the third and final one—day match against pakistan. is that currently posted 39 and the edgbaston captain ben stokes is currently batting at 23 not out. england are at i38—3. they are up to heaven zero in the series. roger federer has pulled out of the tokyo 0lympics. the rugby league world cup will take place in england this autumn after all competing nations signed an agreement. the tournament had been in doubt over issues with covid regulations and quarantine rules for those travelling from australia and new zealand. roger federer has pulled out of

fatuma kadir left her home in bolton, greater manchester, on thursday.

the women's match to kick things off with manchester as originals winning the toss.ng early. the first wicket quickly followed but the invincible sound harder to remove south african batter, one of the big—name signings of the league she showed how you turn up to a big match. notching up from two. indians wasn't messing around either. this her third boundary in a row. when you've only got 100 balls to win again this is how you do it. the originals innings as they set a target of 136 for victory. when you are the tournaments and display it you may be forgiven for a little trepidation. not16—year—old, this herfirst ball. as trepidation. not16—year—old, this her first ball. as time ticked all doing that on the invisibles were under pressure to hit runs. her half—century set up the finish. with host leading one run from three balls, did it room to spare. there it is, the oval invisibles making history by recording the first of a win and the question is now can they and the other teams win over fans in this format of the game over the coming weeks? british shooter amber h

namely, a new taproom at manchester airport.es relaxed will be really important for you as well. yeah, thankfully, we are getting news that air travel is going to get the go—ahead. people are getting vaccinated which is incredible. so that news is a huge boost to our business. but we will see, we will see how it goes. it is something we have been planning for the last 18 months as well. this should have happened last april. so we are really, really pleased that things are starting to, you know, we are looking forward to basically. —— forward to it. some cautious optimism there. thank you. one of the things that may change is the work from home guidance could be lifted, businesses reliant on that commuter trade in city centres, they could have a lot to kind of look forward to going forward. and, jason, you have got a big garden, a big bit of open space, how important has that been over the last 18 months? it's been huge. it's been absolutely critical. i think without that and a very friendlyl landlord, we wouldn't be here. and th

temperatures into the mid 20s in manchester.too many changes and swapping of the rules. also tonight — with just days to go until england�*s covid restrictions are lifted, another sharp rise in new cases. more than 42,000 recorded in a day as england�*s mayors urge the government to think again about making masks mandatory on public transport. england�*s jadon sancho says hate will never win as he makes his first public comments after racist abuse following the euro 2020 final.

sanchez has been sold to premier the giant's manchester united. the 21 year old blossomed into one of the bonus leagues, most exhilarating attackers in his 40 years at dormant, touching and incredible 50 goals and 64 assists. in 137 appearances. the england international will join manchester, united for a reported 85000000 euros, or dorman would have preferred not to sell him. central has long been looking to return to the premier league after coming up to the manchester city. youth ranks that nothing. fantastic father. nothing to her, never jayden was always very professional. he was really excellent for us late last season. so father basket were not happy about the money. the instead were sad, he's leaving the vegas at the very least market. rosa will have plenty to invest in his new squad as he prepares for the bonus league campaign. even with santo leaving pressure is high. british royal's princes, william and harry have appeared together in public to unveil a statue of their late mother. princes diana was killed in a high speed car crash in p

fatuma kadir left her home in bolton, greater manchester, on thursday.orkshire. part of the m62 had to be shut near goole for a controlled explosion to be carried out. now on bbc news, three engineers leading the field in clean energy solutions come together for a special event presented by kevin fong, at the victoria and albert museum in london. hello, i'm kevin fong, and welcome to the engineers: clean energy.

this area in south manchester is i this area in south manchester is proud of one of its most famous sonslticoloured mosaic of post—it notes, flags, all sorts of different kinds of messages left by all sorts of different people, this is a diverse area of south manchester, we saw police turning up this morning to leave messages, mothers and fathers with their kids on their way to school, people out for a morning jog. to school, people out for a morning jog, people on their way to work, people taking in the atmosphere here now. we know the artist who put this up, his tigers at the bottom of the nero, he put this up in november last year, he will be turning up here to try and restore the mural to its former glory but the question is what happens to all of these messages and we can speak to che, you took part and you spearheaded the spoken word project in november when this was put up. that was all about explaining not the significance but putting this in context for people, about why it is marcus rashford is so important in this area. i wrote a poem called these holes, using doubles as a met

— responded to the defacing of the mural in manchester? i do, ithink watchin: mural in manchester?usly, there is support but the reality of the situation is there and this is why people... you know, the stuff that happened on sunday, in my opinion, it removed the grey area for a lot of people because whether we are talking about the racist abuse or the things which were happening at the stadium, it is almost like a reckoning in terms of, does this represent who you are and is this ok? i think lots of people in the community have decided, no, this isn't good or acceptable and as i say, it is good to see them coming out and showing support for him because marcus rashford is my hero as well for the stuff he's done over the last year. as well for the stuff he's done over the last year-— the last year. david, i want to exand the last year. david, i want to expand that — the last year. david, i want to expand that thought - the last year. david, i want to expand that thought of - the last year. david, i want to expand that thought of it - the last year. david, i want to expand that thoug

, manchester to birmingham.o euston where she was seen on cctvjust train to euston where she was seen on cctv just after one train to euston where she was seen on cctvjust after one o'clock in the morning on friday, and police believe that then she would have gone to tower bridge or london bridge because she had told friends she dreamt of setting up a clothes business in that area. but she didn't know london, she had no friends, no contacts down here. she is only 11 years old, her family, friends, no contacts down here. she is only 11 years old, herfamily, as you said, are extremely worried about her and police say if anyone sees her they should call 909. thank ou. one of the largest music festivals in europe to be staged since the start of the pandemic is taking place this weekend in sheffield. around 40,000 people are expected to attend tramline, which is one of the government's test events. there'll be no masks or social distancing, but concert goers will need to prove they're fully vaccinated or can show a n

were you surprised at all by this decision by unesco to remove manchester from its world heritage listsn liverpool appeal this decision, or is it final? trevor: right, the first thing is, it's been coming for a while. so we weren't surprised, but we were a bit shocked that there'd been no real listening to the points that liverpool had made. i mean, i'm a member of the merseyside civic society, and i was an adviser to the city at the time that it got world heritage status. when that document was produced, in 2004, it was based on the 17th, 18th, and 19th century history of the city, and it was closely argued around a lot of detail. in the subsequent years, people have looked at the so-called buffer zone, which is the entire city center, and started worrying about the skyline. the skyline of the city. now, this liverpool skyline, is a 20th century skyline. it was the first european city to build american style skyscrapers, the liver building being the most famous. and the liver building was the tallest office building in europe for 20 years. this isn't ancient history, this is the ongoin

i mean, last year, manchester airport group lost manchester airports group lost several hundred millionand then a consistent application of the framework through the rest of the year to try and start that period of recovery. clearly, we're not going to recover fully this year. but we do need that framework in place that is consistently applied. some holiday—makers told us that absorbing the expense of testing — around £100 per person — still left a smaller dent in their savings than a holiday in the uk. but for others, the risk of catching covid before they fly or having to isolate when they get back feels too great. another summer, another holiday postponed. nina warhurst, bbc news, manchester. today's opening up is being welcomed by businesses who've struggled during the pandemic. but while there's been relief for many, there's still confusion for some around whether to maintain some restrictions, as theo leggett has been finding out. for some, it's a new dawn, the lifting of the gloom. businesses across england have been struggling to cope with covid restrictions for more than a year

were you surprised at all by this decision by unesco to remove manchester from its world heritage lists and also can liverpool appeal this decision or is it final? right. the 1st thing is then it's been coming for a while, so we weren't surprised, but we were a bit shocked that had been no real listening to the points that lyrical had made. i mean, i'm a member of the mercy shine civic society. and i was an advisor of the safety at the time that it got welters had status when that document was produced in 2004 it, it was based on the 17th 18th and 19th century history of the city. and it was closely argued around a lot of detail in the subsequent years. people have looked at the so called buffer 7, which is the entire city center and started worrying about the skyline. the skyline of the city noticed livable. skyline is a 20th century skyline. when it was the, the 1st european city to build the american skyscrapers alive, a building being the most famous and alive, a building we can totally sell his building and europe for 20 years. this isn't ancient history. this is the ongoing develo

at youth levels for united rivals, manchester city. and finally, greek police were celebrating the recovery of a picasso painting stolen 9 years ago from the national gallery. but the paintings slipped and fell to the floor as it was being shown off to the media. casso presented the painting, women's head, the great people after world war 2, the gift to recognize their distance against the axis forces. the work is not thought to have been damaged. fill it must have been quite a shock to those who are present coming up next time d, w, do focus on europe is coming up and we will be back with more news at the top of the hour. there's always more of course on the website, p w dot com. i'm sarah kelly and berlin. thanks for watching. the news. the news, the news the the the, the, the, the refugees, the 3 island lead the where their dream for paul assume a young joke. it is where one could begin. football has helped them overcome the trauma of please your homeland. and he'll give it his all to become a professional european kicker. focused o

horton is of course manchester city and captain already.s and little captains arsenal can between them a huge amount of experience. i understand the armband is good to be on rotation so each player at least wants to pending on how far team gb gets of course was up early i spoke to arsenals little to ask her or her thoughts on how this three—way captain sewell help during the case was up slightly unorthodox. the fact that ou was up slightly unorthodox. the fact that you got — was up slightly unorthodox. the fact that you got three _ was up slightly unorthodox. the fact that you got three captains - was up slightly unorthodox. the fact that you got three captains but - was up slightly unorthodox. the fact that you got three captains but to i that you got three captains but to me i think— that you got three captains but to me i think the way the game is going the progressiveness of us as a team notjust_ the progressiveness of us as a team notjust on— the progressiveness of us as a team notjust on the the progressiveness of us as a team not jus

good evening, manchester.irs we have to wait in line and get, like, a takeaway meal, and this is nowhere near enough food for me. what do they think i do? that is just not enough food, is it? it looks lovely, though. there is the man - himself, adam peaty. the greatest breast—stroker of all time _ i think emotionally, because there is no crowd or noise, even the coaches can't shout because of covid, so you are literally on the block and it is really quiet. you could hear a pin drop, but that is the thing, that if we create hard environments now, hopefully by the olympics, it will become normal. the mature approach now as an athlete, nowjust have to take each competition as it goes. my muscles are tired, my body is tired, but my mind is fresh. do you think you push too hard? is that in you? it's in my blood. it's ha rd—wired, unfortunately. my dad was like it. he was a brickie. i have always been like this in sport, i have always chosen the hard path. in my head, i would rather die than lose. if you want to be

from bolton to manchester and are believed to have been worried about her.n the north of england. around 40,000 people are expected to attend every day over the weekend. masks and social distancing will not be required but to get into the grounds, concert goers will need to prove their covid—19 status. corinna wheatley explains how that's being done. it's a scene we used to take for granted during the festival season. now it seems a little unfamiliar. around 40,000 people are attending tramlines each day this weekend, and once they're in, social distancing and masks are not required. there are measures in place around the site to try and keep people safe, like this one—way system, for example. but the main thing that's changed this year is how you get in. if you're not double vaccinated, you have to do a lateral flow test, i did mine last night, for example, and then log the results on the government website, and then use the nhs app to bring up your covid pass and show this along with the results of a health questionnaire at the entry points. it's extra hoo

the artwork in manchester was defaced after the final.shford wrote on social media... "the communities that always wrapped their arms around me continue to hold me up." rashford, jadon sancho and bukayo saka also received racist abuse online after they missed penalties in the final at the weekend. one father travelled all the way from birmingham with his sons to show them the positive messages. i wanted to remind them that despite what they've heard or what they may have seen, the players on the pitch that day, in particular the black players, are all very much still heroes, they're all still kings. and i wanted to actually show them that not everybody thinks like that, and by coming here and seeing other people who are standing against the vile, visceral treatment that some of the players have received is actually really heart—warming and fills me with hope. three england players have been selected for the euros team of the tournament — raheem sterling, kyle walker and harry maguire. sterling scored three times during the competition, wh

we are hearing from manchester please that a mural of marcus rashford, manchester united player, hasdiscussed england's performance, and what it means for the team going forward. let's focus for a while on italy. this was a big deal for italy, let's focus for a while on italy. this was a big dealfor italy, they failed to qualify for the last world cup. victory last night to become european champions once again, all this metre the last they were champions was in 1968 —— all the sweeter. you can imagine the scenes across italy of celebration through the night. let's talk to lucy williamson in rome. i the night. let's talk to lucy williamson in rome. ~ ., , ., , , williamson in rome. i know you spent much of the — williamson in rome. i know you spent much of the night _ williamson in rome. i know you spent much of the night with _ williamson in rome. i know you spent much of the night with fans, _ williamson in rome. i know you spent much of the night with fans, give - williamson in rome. i know you spent much of the night with fans, give us i much of the night with fans, give us a sens

on the same train, to manchester piccadilly. they get on the same train _ piccadilly.gham new street. i am train again to birmingham new street. lam not train again to birmingham new street. i am not saying they travelled _ street. i am not saying they travelled together, but they were on the same _ travelled together, but they were on the same train, so we really want to find this— the same train, so we really want to find this mail and this female to -et find this mail and this female to get in _ find this mail and this female to get in touch because they may know where _ get in touch because they may know where fatuma kadir was going. you mentioned where fatuma kadir was going. ym. mentioned that line about her perhaps wanting to set up a business or base yourself in london for work, but do the police have any idea where she may have made such a journey at that time? trio. where she may have made such a journey at that time?— where she may have made such a journey at that time? no, they said there was no _ journey at that time? no, they said there was no indication

the three get on the train, on the same train to manchester piccadilly. train, so we really want to find this male, this female to get in touch because they may where fatuma was going. you mentioned that line about fatuma kadir wanting to set up a business or base yourself in london for work, but do the police had any idea why she would have made such a journey at that time? he. she would have made such a “ourney at that time?— at that time? no, they said there was no indication _ at that time? no, they said there was no indication she _ at that time? no, they said there was no indication she had - at that time? no, they said there was no indication she had been i at that time? no, they said there j was no indication she had been in any way lowered to london and there was no indication why she had left at that time. they said that she was described by her parents as, a really intelligent girl, a very independent minded girl, but as i say, she is only 11 and to arrive in london in the middle of the night and then police believe she was headed for the londo

ever known manchester airport this ruiet? , . ever known manchester airport this i uiet?en that after today we will see more flights taking off, - quiet? open that after today we will see more flights taking off, but - see more flights taking off, but yeah, very quiet. see more flights taking off, but yeah. very quiet-— see more flights taking off, but eah, ve uiet. ., . ., ., yeah, very quiet. how much damage does this situation _ yeah, very quiet. how much damage does this situation in _ yeah, very quiet. how much damage does this situation in france - yeah, very quiet. how much damage does this situation in france do? - yeah, very quiet. how much damage does this situation in france do? it i does this situation in france do? it is on the amber list, yet you still have the quarantine for ten days and send a test after eight days. the fact they can change the rules is quite off—putting for people, isn't it? quite off-putting for people, isn't it? , , , , , quite off-putting for people, isn't it? , , ,, , ., , it? the biggest issue is really that, the risk _ it? the bigge

in manchester, he's trying for a more complex motif. it usually takes him between 4 to 6 hours to write the distance, but it can take up to 3 months to plan a ticket. i plan to draw a picture of ducks across manchester, driven by the st. patton. really. i tend to look at maps and see what jumps after i'm looking at clouds, seeing what i see a picture in them. and it happened to be duck when i saw the big duck 1st of all. but i like to sort of try and do something a bit complex. you traces out a wide variety of subjects, elephants in birmingham, faces in sheffield, shelton, ham and carter of the yorkshire terrier and leaves in a flock of birds in bristol. anthony creativity can best be seen on the app. it was his christmas sketches at 1st drew international attention. certainly seems to become a tradition. the 1st one i did was the snowman. and that was just really all the christmas one, but it went down so well. i had so much major attention and people messaging me small as well. it was really so gratifying. so i thought we would actual

next tonight, the t20 decider between england and pakistan has just got under way in manchester.eries. old trafford's been planning for a capacity crowd tonight after restrictions were lifted in england yesterday. it's being reported that the government may look at bringing in vaccine passports for large events like this from september. these fans have been telling us what being back in a full cricket ground means to them. supporting both teams. the neck as he can see, the caps, pakistan, england, both teams we are supporting. england, both teams we are summing-— england, both teams we are su--ortin~. �* . ., england, both teams we are su--ortin~. �* . . ., supporting. i'm excited. i want to have a good _ supporting. i'm excited. i want to have a good activity. _ supporting. i'm excited. i want to have a good activity. are - supporting. i'm excited. i want to have a good activity. are you - have a good activity. are you excited? _ have a good activity. are you excited? ., have a good activity. are you excited?- and - have a good activity. are you excited?- and double l have a goo

the artwork in manchester was defaced after the final.fiti artist and notes and drawings have been attached to the wall. a demonstration took place this evening in a show of support to rashford. meanwhile, rashford could be out of action until the end of october, after deciding to have surgery on a shoulder injury that caused him problems at the end of last season. he's had scas on the injury today and the damage was so bad that surgery has been recommended. britain's heptathlon world champion katarina johnson—thompson continued her build—up to the tokyo 0lympics tonight with a disappointing showing in the long jump at the british grand prix in gateshead. shejumped 6.10 metres which was well short of the 6.77 metres she recorded en route to gold in doha in 2019. johnson—thompson is on her way back from a ruptured achilles tendon injury and had just one previous high—jump outing this year before tonight. mentally it is always tough. each week has been a new challenge. at the long jump i'm running as fast as i can. running and then sticking

you're in 2020 is what it said to manchester when he previously knew that 900 rifles. manchester is reminded that top story this us president joe biden is heading to florida. the 1st lady joe biden. 6 of the right. the 1st couple will meet with the rescue teams and families of victims sputtering last week. the collapse of a residential tower blocking steps confirmed death to the chinese presentation. paying his helpless country's rise every the whole snobbish calibration stomach a 100 years. the chinese comes addressing a crowd see said the error of the china being full, it is done forever with pie one to be returned. the chinese from the w coming up next in the news i use, it will have a look inside the chinese companies on school and mid career amendments is part of ideal. the spanish will have that story and more in just a moment. the back of the good news. the news news . the news the news, the news the ah refugees read an island where their dreams for paul as a young joke, it is where one could begin. football. talk them overcome the trauma of his homeland and he'll give it his all to b

best players. norman confirmed jayden santo has been sold to premier league giant manchester, united with 21 year old blossomed into one of the bonus leaders, most exhilarating attackers in his 40 years at dormant, dodging an incredible 50 goals and 64. in 137 appearances. the england international will join manchester, united for a reported 85000000 euros, or dorman would have preferred not to sell him. central has long been looking to return to the premier league after coming up to the manchester city. youth ranks that nothing. fantastic thought it not on her, never kayden was always very professional, and he was really excellent for us late last season. so for basket, we're not happy about the money. the instead we're sad, he's leaving that because at the very least market rosa will have plenty to invest in his new squad as he prepares for the bonus league campaign. even with santa leaving pressure is high. and his reminder of the top stories that we're following for you, you as president joe biden is important to think 1st responders and to comfort families of people killed are s

a women's match to kick things off with manchester as originals winning the toss.match. notching up from two. ——42 indians wasn't messing around either. this her third boundary in a row. when you've only got 100 balls to win a game, this is how you do it. the originals innings as they set a target of 136 for victory. when you are the tournaments youngest player you may be forgiven for a little trepidation. not 16—year—old, this her first ball. as time ticked all doing that on the invisibles were under pressure to hit runs. her half—century set up the finish. with host needing one run from three balls, did it room to spare. there it is, the oval invisibles making history by recording the first of a win and the question is now can they and the other teams win overfans in this format of the game over the coming weeks? british shooter amber hill has withdrawn from the tokyo olympics after testing positive for coronavirus, before her depature for the games. hill is ranked number one in women's skeet shooting and joins chilean taekwondo athlete fernanda aguirre and dutch

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nina warhurst, bbc news, manchester.land. well, for some people, the lifting of most of england's restrictions is not a time to celebrate. many people in at risk groups say they feel abandoned. 0ur health correspondent katharine da costa has spoken to three people who are immunosuppressed about how they view what others call freedom day. 28—year—old holly van geffen from leicester suffers from cystic fibrosis. six years ago, she had a double lung transplant, and takes immunosuppressants to stop her body rejecting them. she's been shielding since the first lockdown in march last year. it's had a huge impact on my mental health. i've had days where i'vejust cried. it's been really tough, logging on to social media and seeing my friends all go out to parties. do you think there's been enough guidance and support for people with a weakened immune system? we've been told to try to avoid people who have not yet had both doses of the vaccine, or any doses. well, that's very difficult. they've told us to go shopping, if we like,

the england international joint manchester, united for a reported 85000000 euros or dorman would have preferred not to sell him. central has long been looking to return to the premier league after coming up to the manchester city. youth ranks that not the fantastic fathers not going to her, never jayden was always very professional and he was really excellent for us late last season. so for basket, we're not happy about the money. the, instead we're sad, he's leaving that because at the very least market rosa will have plenty to invest in his new squad as he prepares for the bonus league campaign. even with santo leaving pressure is high. british royal princes, william and harry have appeared in public together to unveil a statue of their late mother, princes, diana was killed in a high speed car crash in paris in 1997 relations between her sons had been strained in recent months after prince harry and his wife megan made allegations of racism against the royal family. but at the kensington palace in london, the brothers seemed to put their differences aside as they led tributes to th

and chelsea women have confirmed the signing of manchester united forward lauren james. younger sister of england and chelsea right—back reece james. the former sports minister tracey crouch says she fears for the future of football, if an independent regulator isn't appointed. crouch is now chair of the government's fan—led review, and she's set out a wide range of preliminary recommendations which would revolutionise the governance of the game in england and give supporters a greater say. i have confidence that the independent regulator will end up in place. but if it doesn't, then i do fearfor the place. but if it doesn't, then i do fear for the future of football. i genuinely think that there could be a real crisis in english football because of the risk that some owners, not all, but some owners take which could significantly damage the club and disappear. so,

fatuma kadir left her home in bolton, greater manchester, on thursday.er viktor orban's right—wing government. thank you for your company. now on bbc news, it's time for sportsday.

border, a facility that the un says will have devastating consequences for millions of people and manchester united are about to sign a teenager, but around a $100000000.00. that's always how may i help people in sport? ah, neither whether in the last few weeks in some parts of europe has been miserable and it's still that way. and these is circulating area cloud currently over germany . the low countries, for example, around that low center, is improving to some degree in the british isles where it's being cold and cloudy for a while. but the continuing hot weather is still surrounding all this area. at the moment that circulation, which looks pretty poor, from the point of view swedish weather, is throwing thunderstorms in through the crane towards the baltic states and slowly south through south eastern europe. knocking attempt his back from the middle thirties to the low side of the high twenties. but as sunshine, back in northern france, british charles would improve things greatly. but it's certainly hot the sun through spain, in fact, throughout the mediterranean and eastern europe, a

the moves the sun show who's in england euro 2020 squad returned to manchester, where he'd previously played youth level for united rivals, meant the city watching the w. nancy. as a reminder of the top stories we are following for you, president gigi ping has hailed china's rise as irreversible as it holds lavished elevations mocking 100 years of the founding of the chinese communist party. g told the flag, waving crowd, the era of china being bullied is gone forever. he also called for reunification with so fruits, taiwan, american actor, comedian bill cosby, has been freed from prison after court overturned his sexual assault conviction on a legal technicality. the pennsylvania supreme court decided cosby never should face charges in the 1st place after striking a non prosecution deal with a previous district attorney. that's it from me on the news team for now. don't go away. business is next with my colleagues, monica jones, office in berlin, watching the news the news news. news . news, the . the new ah refugees. greek island lead the where their dream. but for a young joke, it

chelsea women have confirmed the signing of manchester united forward lauren james.ounger sister of england and chelsea right—back reece james, has agreed a four—year contract with the reigning women's super league champions. she scored united's first goal in the wsl and went on to be their top scorer in the 2019—20 season. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories, as well as the build up cricket's the hundred, on the bbc sport website. it's birmingham phoenix against london spirit today. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. the leadup to the tokyo olympics has been a roller—coaster 18 months, not only for the athletes, but for their families and friends too, who sadly can't be there in tokyo to support their loved ones. but they won't let that dampen their spirits, as mike bushell reports. getting the party started at home. the family of rio gold medallist are not able to cheer him on poolside in tokyo this time, but they can still feel his presence. and while this might be confusing alfie the dog, showing their support with friends in the garden in r

thunderstorms and heavy rain in manchester this afternoon meant the hundred game between manchester originalsdue to start in around 20 minutes' time. let's return to the olympics in tokyo now, and here's the latest medals table. japan are still top, with 13 golds now, followed by china, who've overtaken the usa. that swimming gold took great britain's tally to five golds but they've dropped one place, behind australia. we'll be heading into day six before you know it — here are some of the events we can look forward to. after he became the first british swimmer to retain an olympic title, adam peaty will be back in the pool for the heats of the mixed ax100m medley relay. in rowing, it's the women's pair final — helen glover continues her incredible comeback — she and polly swann race at about 1:30 tomorrow morning. and hannah mills and eilidh mcintyre go in the a70 dinghy class — mills won gold in rio with saskia clarke and another title would make her the most successful female sailor in olympic history. good luck to all involved. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the eve

, all that sort of thing _ greater manchester, all that sort of thing that — greater manchester, allnister is now looking — what the prime minister is now looking at, using the net zero agenda, — looking at, using the net zero agenda, looking at the high street strategy— agenda, looking at the high street strategy and various other things is to try— strategy and various other things is to try and _ strategy and various other things is to try and bring all these things together— to try and bring all these things together to improve the productive capacity— together to improve the productive capacity of the country. you delivered — capacity of the country. you delivered your _ capacity of the country. ym. delivered your admonishment gently but directly. quick question. very straight but the prime minister very pointedly addressed the whole notion that leveling up as he describes it, doesn't mean cutting down the tory party bled punishing people like your constituents just outside of london and brought her southeast of england. do you get people grumbling to you your surgery saying, you

the three get on the train, on the same train to manchester piccadilly. travelled together, but they were on the same train, so we really want to find this male, and this female to get in touch because they may know where fatuma was going. the parents have been speaking recently in a desperate attempt to keep attention on this story. they are not speaking in english. i understand they are of ethiopian origin. we hope to bring that interview when we can. i have seen part of it. the father speaks more than the mother. they both seem incredibly upset. they said they had no idea that their daughter had this fixation with london. they have no family in london, no friends. apparently she had talked to her friends about her desire to go to london, her desire to when they set up a business they are, bring herfamily with her. apparently she had been telling her younger brother something of this. but her parents really did not know anything about it at all. her father was speaking, very unhappy, her mother said almost nothing. very upsetting for the parents. an 11—

we'll be talking to business owners and workers in greater manchester about the effects of the nhs covid app. also tonight... one of several small vessels carrying migrants across the english channel today following a record number yesterday. dominic cummings tells the bbc there was talk of replacing borisjohnson as prime minister, days after his election victory. and a day trip to space for the world's richest man, in the first flight of its kind forjeff bezos and friends. and coming up in the sport on the bbc news channel: adil rashid picked up four wickets, but did england beat pakistan to wrap up the t20 series? good evening. downing street has been trying to clear up the confusion about the use of the nhs covid app in england. one minister suggested earlier today that individuals and employers could choose to ignore the instructions to self—isolate by making an "informed decision". but downing street stepped in with a different message, urging people to isolate if they were pinged. the app's guidance is not legally enforceable, unlike instructions from the nhs test and trace service