and joined manchester city back in_ came. and joined manchester city back in 2016.ating manchester united and winning that treble. they came _ united and winning that treble. they came close _ united and winning that treble. they came close in previous seasons. they have had _ came close in previous seasons. they have had a _ came close in previous seasons. they have had a lot of success domestically, but the champions league _ domestically, but the champions league turf he alluded them and that defeat _ league turf he alluded them and that defeat to— league turf he alluded them and that defeat to chelsea in the 2021 final, that really— defeat to chelsea in the 2021 final, that really hurt. they did not perform _ that really hurt. they did not perform on that day and they learned a lot from _ perform on that day and they learned a lot from that. pep guardiola went away— a lot from that. pep guardiola went away and obviously ruminated on it and vowed — away and obviously ruminated on it and vowed to come back. he acknowledged that if he did not deliver— acknowledged

city. l deemed a secondary interest to a club like manchester city.- club like manchester city. think back in 2008, — club like manchester city. i think back in 2008, sheikh _ club like manchester city. i think back in 2008, sheikh mansour. club like manchester city. i think i back in 2008, sheikh mansour took over manchester city, he is now the billionaire owner of that club. just how much money has he spent in the years since he has been in charge and where has that money been invested, by and large? i and where has that money been invested, by and large?- invested, by and large? i think robabl invested, by and large? i think probably hits _ invested, by and large? i think probably hits total _ invested, by and large? i think probably hits total investment | invested, by and large? i think. probably hits total investment is around about the one billion mark. some of that has gone in operation in manchester city, and the club has broken even in recent years, and thatis broken even in recent years, and that is because they have a very good play selling market nonacademic and exi

i'm looking forward to manchester. _ parade in manchester. i'm looking forward to manchester.noon to put in our coach and bus of the three trophies. it is another —— it is an honourfor me to be alongside alex ferguson in that situation. i got a message from him this morning that touched me a lot, and it is an honour to be with him in this place. and it is an honour to be with him in this place-— in this place. speaking to us from istanbul, in this place. speaking to us from istanbul. pep _ in this place. speaking to us from istanbul, pep guardiola _ in this place. speaking to us from. istanbul, pep guardiola biographer told us what the win means for manchester city fans. let told us what the win means for manchester city fans.— told us what the win means for manchester city fans. let me tell ou what manchester city fans. let me tell you what it _ manchester city fans. let me tell you what it means _ manchester city fans. let me tell you what it means to _ manchester city fans. let me tell you what it means to their- manchester city fans. let me tell you what it means to their

whatever the weather, it is a moment for manchester city.— for manchester city.ht, the conditions _ for manchester city. absolutely right, the conditions are - for manchester city. absolutely right, the conditions are pretty| right, the conditions are pretty lively on our rooftop vantage point. i don't think anything will take away from the city fans, after all it is manchester and they are not exactly unfamiliar with a bit of rain. . ., , , ., , ., rain. there are many questions about mone and rain. there are many questions about money and the _ rain. there are many questions about money and the amount _ rain. there are many questions about money and the amount of— rain. there are many questions about money and the amount of money - rain. there are many questions about| money and the amount of money that has been spent on manchester city in the last 15 years, about more than £1 billion. we the last 15 years, about more than £1 billion. ~ , ., ., , , £1 billion. we should absolutely make the point _ £1 billion. we should absolutely make the point that _ £1 billio

i think manchester today i have made a difference? i hope so. i think manchester today in | so. i think manchester today in 2023 is different from the city i came to in 2017. you just need to look at the skyline of manchester city centre to see that difference, the city is growing in stature, physically but i think also in terms of its reputation, both in the uk and around the world. this was, obviously the home of industry going back a couple of centuries, hit a decline in the second part of the 20th century, but manchester is most definitely back. and i think there is a lot of energy flowing around the city right now. i flowing around the city right now. , , ., ., ., , now. i guess we had to measure our now. i guess we had to measure your performance _ now. i guess we had to measure your performance against - your performance against promises and you made some key promises, one was on tackling the manchester housing problems but in particular tackling the number of people sleeping rough on the streets, the number of homeless people in the city. if you look at the latest report

you are now looking at it from manchester, not from westminster., and in starmer�*s party headquarters, is an obsession with discipline. jeremy corbyn, for example, the left of the labour party, the leader, as you said, in 2019, led labour to a significant defeat. he's been told he cannot fight his constituency. and people who support him in the party, are it seems, being either rooted out or being told they cannot stand for significant position. do you worry about a witch—hunt being led by starmer and his loyalists? i worry that things become too factional between left and right of the party, and i have often felt in my political career that i have lived in the middle of those two groups. i came into politics as somebody who was, if you like, a loyal labour background and arrived in parliament and was a little surprised at times at the ferocity of the to—ing and fro—ing between, if you like, factions on both side of the party. and i think the risk in this moment is that the party becomes trapped in that kind of situation and misses people in the m

there is no better spot than manchester ci . ., , ., manchester city.- manchester city. i will forgive your bias, today's a day when you are i bias, today's a day when you are allowed it. stay there but i would just like to bring in our correspondent katie again. we have been looking at live pictures eyes the bus has been winding its way through manchester a lot of seriously bedraggled players not looking in spirits having seriously a good time. do you think this manchester city team will be able to maintain the standards that they have set this using? is it possible to be so good for so long. i have set this using? is it possible to be so good for so long.- to be so good for so long. i think that is the _ to be so good for so long. i think that is the big — to be so good for so long. i think that is the big question. - to be so good for so long. i think that is the big question. i - to be so good for so long. i think that is the big question. i think. that is the big question. i think that's what separates the great teams from the greatest teams is not

this isjust about bragging rights, manchester against manchester, two of the _ manchester against manchesterhe biggest clubs in the world. how do they approach it's because that's going to be the one, would love to see a real end to end game, but it's going to be fascinating with you guys do that. back but it's going to be fascinating with you guys do that.- but it's going to be fascinating with you guys do that. back to the word. do dare _ with you guys do that. back to the word. do dare do _ with you guys do that. back to the word. do dare do that _ with you guys do that. back to the word. do dare do that again - with you guys do that. back to the word. do dare do that again city i word. do dare do that again city because — word. do dare do that again city because if you sit back and give them the — because if you sit back and give them the ball, you're really struggling. so, ilike them the ball, you're really struggling. so, i like the manager. ithink— struggling. so, i like the manager. i think he's— struggling. so, i like the manager. i think he's changed united. man united _ i think he

disappointment for manchester united fans, but manchester city were superb, disappointment for manchesterted fans, but manchester city were superb, weren't disappointment for manchester united fans, but manchester city were superb, weren't they. disappointment for manchester united fans, but manchester city were superb, weren't they. manchester ci fans superb, weren't they. manchester city fans to _ superb, weren't they. manchester city fans to my — superb, weren't they. manchester city fans to my right _ superb, weren't they. manchester city fans to my right walking - superb, weren't they. manchester city fans to my right walking down wembley way are in joyous mood. straight after the game manchester united fans left the stadium. the city fans staying inside to watch their team lift the trophy. the first ever major final between the two manchester teams was always going to be memorable, and this one tookjust 12 seconds to come alive. ilkay gundogan scored almost straight from kick—off. manchester united did get back into the game. the video assistant referee ruled that jack grealish had

manchester united have had achieved? manchester united have had a aood achieved?ave had a good season- — achieved? manchester united have had a good season. it _ achieved? manchester united have had a good season. it started _ achieved? manchester united have had a good season. it started poorly - achieved? manchester united have had a good season. it started poorly and i a good season. it started poorly and erik ten hag looked a bit in question, some of the decisions he made buffs. but they were the carabao cup, they cover doubly finished in the top four. they have been arguably the better team in english football behind manchester city and arsenal. if they can sort out their takeover issues before the start of next season and sign some players in the summer, they should be good for next year. irate players in the summer, they should be good for next year.— be good for next year. we always knew there _ be good for next year. we always knew there was _ be good for next year. we always knew there was going _ be good for next year. we always knew there was going to

some pictures ofjubilant fans in manchester. but moving away from football and onto politics. there are calls for unity within the conservative party, after borisjohnson's decision to stand down as an mp. three tory mps have announced their resignations in the past 2a hours. they trigger a series of by—elections and raise questions about the future of rishi sunak�*s government. the latest to announce he's stepping down with immediate effect was nigel adams — a big supporter of former prime minister boris johnson. on friday another political ally of mrjohnson, nadine dorries, announced she was quitting to be swiftly followed by the former prime minister himself, claiming he was the victim of a "witchhunt". this that's after he received an advance copy of a report into whether he deliberately misled parliament over covid lockdown parties at downing street. three by—elections will now be held at a time when rishi sunak�*s conservative party is languishing in the opinion polls. 0ur political correspondent, damian grammaticas, has th

welcome to hardtalk from manchester. i'm stephen sackur.ty styles itself the capital of the north of england, but with the pride there is also some resentment of the degree of centralisation in england, the dominance of london, and the lack of regional autonomy. my guest today is the mayor of this city, andy burnham. he quit westminster politics to come here and he is committed to a radical vision — a decentralised, united kingdom. but is his own party, let alone the country as a whole, ready for his brand of radicalism? andy burnham, welcome to hardtalk. thank you very much. now, mr mayor, you have had six years in thisjob and you came to it with very big ambitions. do you think you have made a difference? i hope so. i think manchester today, in 2023, is different from the city i came to in 2017. you just need to look at the skyline of manchester city centre to see that difference. the city is growing in stature, physically, but i think also in terms of its reputation, both in the uk and around the world. this was, obviously, the home of i

manchester united coming back to wembley. | legacies are at stake. manchester.s about _ but on our site, the players signed, it is about winning the game because we want _ it is about winning the game because we want to— it is about winning the game because we want to win a trophy for ourselves, for the club, for the fans _ ourselves, for the club, for the fans. ., ,., ourselves, for the club, for the fans. ., ., , , fans. for some of those supporters like julie and _ fans. for some of those supporters like julie and her _ fans. for some of those supporters like julie and her family, _ fans. for some of those supporters like julie and her family, the i likejulie and herfamily, the planned train strikes means it is a ten hour round trip. it planned train strikes means it is a ten hour round trip.— ten hour round trip. it will be horrific, ten hour round trip. it will be horrific. i _ ten hour round trip. it will be horrific, i might _ ten hour round trip. it will be horrific, i might have - ten hour round trip. it will be horrific, i might have some l horrific, i

paul murphy is the manchester fan park —— at the manchester fan park.ews is that kyle walker is not playing. he“s kyle walker is not playing. he's been named on the bench so we have a defensive back four of a kanji, stones, diaz and k. we“ll defensive back four of a kanji, stones, diaz and k. we'll give you the inter milan players in a bit. but let's head back to the bbc sports centre and the rest of the days news. thanks, 0lly. let“s continue on that theme of finals... after iga swiatek survived a scare from the unseeded karolina muchova, to defend her french open title at roland garros. it was all going to plan for the top seed — who took the first set with ease. . .. ..but her opponent wasn“t giving up without a fight. ben croucher reports. tea rs tears for a crown. the queen of clay than a third time. swiatek had to do it the hard way against muchova. even the evidence suggested it would not be as simple as a part of the final. she dropped a set. muchova needed to find the shot. the cheque player picked the right angle. she was now giving swiatek th

the manchester city team will now return to manchester. they will now return to manchester. back like at this afternoon before that trophy parade to come back in manchester where they will be parading all three trophies tomorrow evening. a huge moment for pep guardiola, his 12th major trophy at manchester city since taking over backin manchester city since taking over back in 2016. this one won't matter more than all of the other is an interesting but that manchester city owner said to pep guardiola after the game last night, he was in attendance, pointing out to him that next year's final is being staged in london. so having won manchester city clearly want to win more. this story could match what manchester city achieved on saturday. novak djokovic will later try to capture a record breaking 23rd grand slam singles title. he's taking on norway's casper ruud in the french open final. ruud was runner up to rafael nadal last year and reached this year's final with an impressive staright sets win over alex zverev. djokovic — who last won the trophy in 2021 — has dropped just t

does that apply to your promises to clean up manchester's air, if you look at manchester today, againrd over the last six years is poor and the scheme that was supposed to be put in place this year, a clean air zone, has basically been suspended? this because the pandemic changed things. so we were required by the government to put in place a scheme to clean up the air across our ten boroughs because all ten boroughs received a legal direction to act from the government, and we worked with the government in good faith. but what we found was, through the pandemic, the cost of vehicles shot up, the order books became full so people could not buy vehicles, and what we would not do here is hit people with the tax they could not avoid. so we went back to the government said, look, this scheme and cannot proceed now because the world has changed, post pandemic, and we are currently in that position where the scheme is under review. you are in a crazy position. where you have signs across manchester telling people there is going to be a clear zone and the need to be aware if they are driving

the light for manchester l city then and obviously despair for manchester united.ettles, how do you think they will look back on the season, united? they have a trophy, they qualify for the champions league after all. fine the champions league after all. one ofthe the champions league after all. que: of the toughest the champions league after all. <1>iez of the toughestjob the champions league after all. <1>i2 of the toughest job for a match day of the toughestjob for a match day reporters is probably speaking to losing fans after the final whistle. very few to stop to speak to us. they are probably disappointed in the next few hours after this game and maybe tomorrow morning. when they look back on the season they have won the league cup and finishing third in the premier league of a qualifying for their champions league. under sir alex ferguson and the glorious manchester united are used to winning trophies with that in recent years has not been the case. but they should certainly see this as a season to build on. they have all lot of crop of players who should be

of the greatest in the history of manchester city and four manchester city. for victory. 0wner sheikh mansour, whose billions have made all this possible, watching his team in person forjust the second time but inter responded. and federico martinez was unlucky not once, but twice as his follow up off the bar was blocked by his own player. 18 years ago, liverpool famously triumphed here after a miraculous comeback, and with time running out, ederson produced a save that defied belief shortly after he was needed yet again. but this was city�*s night. the feat their great manchester rivals managed 24 years ago now emulated. the dream had been realised. it's what i've been fighting for, for many, many years and you know, it's incredible. we... we've been able to achieve that with city you know it's the first one and in the history of the club so we'll always be associated in that way with with the club. so it's, it's really special. city�*s wealth and serial success has already transformed the domestic club landscape. and now, having won the european trophy, the

going to _ manchester what manchester is always going to he, _ manchester what manchester is alwayso be, blue! well, 6000 pairs of eyes will — going to be, blue! well, 6000 pairs of eyes will be _ going to be, blue! well, 6000 pairs of eyes will be glued _ going to be, blue! well, 6000 pairs of eyes will be glued to _ going to be, blue! well, 6000 pairs of eyes will be glued to the - of eyes will be glued to the screens, eight o'clock. it is not long now, an enormous build—up here. the added spice to all of it, of course, is the last winners of the treble were across the city. man united in 1999, so there is a lot of pride at stake. should city winter night, they will not take the roof of this rather sturdy building, they will do a fairly good job of it. well done for being able to hear me, i imagine it is very loud over there. we will have more of that here on bbc news. here in the uk, devon and cornwall police say that a 16—year—old boy has been charged with two counts of attempted murder and one count of grievous bodily harm with intent over a violent assault on two teenage boys

city is one of the main clubs— manchester city is one of the main clubs in_ manchester city is one oflenath clubs in the world. we spoke at length and _ clubs in the world. we spoke at length and i — clubs in the world. we spoke at length and i asked _ clubs in the world. we spoke at length and i asked him - clubs in the world. we spoke at length and i asked him what i clubs in the world. we spoke at length and i asked him what is| clubs in the world. we spoke at| length and i asked him what is it clubs in the world. we spoke at i length and i asked him what is it or what story is this final going to give us and he said it's going to be tight. inter milan, you have to give them a lot of credit. their defence has been fantastic especially in the knockout stages. clean sheets in five of the six matches they have played in the last 16. they are not going to give anything away. he can see it going to 120 minutes. i said surely not penalties and he said maybe not penalties but he reckons they will be a late winner. he was to play for inter milan so he was kind of sitting on the fence. i th

before the name night for manchester city. before the game we _ night for manchester city.e were _ night for manchester city. before the game we were talking - night for manchester city. before the game we were talking a - night for manchester city. before the game we were talking a little j the game we were talking a little bit about how sky—high expectations were for manchester city. do you think any of the pressure played a part, especially in the first half? it is a final and they had their chancesin it is a final and they had their chances in the first half, erling haaland has a chance as dead bernardo silva, but inter milan really played their part. great european pedigree, three times winners, they finished third in this area, they won the italian cup, their manager has really turned things around and got them believing, not with a mediocre set of players, but they work particularly well together as a team and defensively they did so well to frustrate and suffocate all of manchester city's creative players. city had a massive blow in kevin de bruyne. he was injured t

i am looking forward to manchester — manchester.i am looking forward to | manchester on monday afternoon, to put in our coach the three trophies. it is an honourfor me put in our coach the three trophies. it is an honour for me to put in our coach the three trophies. it is an honourfor me to be alongside sir alex ferguson in that situation. i have to say, i got a message from him this morning on my phone that touched me a lot. it is an honour for phone that touched me a lot. it is an honourfor me to be phone that touched me a lot. it is an honour for me to be with phone that touched me a lot. it is an honourfor me to be with him in this place. plenty more on those celebrations as the team emerge from the hotel a little later. the four children who survived more than five weeks alone in the colombian jungle following a plane crash have been reunited with their relatives. they're now recovering at a military hospital in bogota, where they've been visited by the president and defence minister. the man who led the rescue operation, gene

it is the first manchester final.lways nervous anyway but with a final there is a bit more on it. it is not nice to watch, it is not nice to go through, especially when we are hitting the bar and they score after i think it was 12 seconds. we didn't want it to be a whitewash, that was all we could hope for. i thought you would make it 2—2 a couple of times, and in the 70th minute and nearly got one in, and right near the end. it did feel like you are nearly there. nearly doesn't count though! i see all the fans left the stadium so quickly while everyone else was celebrating and that you have done it before, manchester united has done the treble. of course, and this is the thing. with the treble there is a lot of focus on united stopping city doing the treble. as a football fan it would be nice to see another english team do it, but as a united team, no, i don't want to do it. what about you, michael? perhaps a word about your captain then, ilkay gundogan. his first goal was amazing. we talked a lot about different pla

the first ever between manchester city and manchester united. things. manchester city match our ready premier league champions. they are on course for a historic treble. manchester united are the treble and 1999 under the management of alex ferguson. whether you are red or blue, serious bragging rights at the graphs. we all know that the cup final is one other occasion but manchester city map must be favourites. we mention the weather. lots of people said city keep the ball so well that of the manchester united to chase in this heat will be so difficult. it is a sea of red and blue. lots of people have to travel down by a car. i spoke to a family one mum and daughter are red, dad and son are blue. they have had to put cardboard up blue. they have had to put cardboard up in the car to separate the two from bahrain. they have also got, when they go back to manchester, it should be fun, whether the confetti is red or blue. the first ever cup final between manchester city and manchester united. history will be made for one reason or another. the oth

so much at stake, especially for manchester city as they look to emulate manchester united and what they1999. city looking to become only the second team to complete that rarity of the treble. pep guardiola, city's manager, looking to become the first manager, looking to become the first manager to achieve the treble. he did it in 2009 with barcelona. it's been a long way for manchester city since that takeover. they've been knocking on the door of european elite but now they feel with haaland up elite but now they feel with haaland up front they can finally crack europe. they are on the brink of something very special. in the last hour or so we've got the team news. we can show you the manchester city news. the one point is that kyle walker will not make the starting 11. he had a back strain they picked ii. he had a back strain they picked up ii. he had a back strain they picked up in the final of the fa cup. zelalem coming into goal. nathan aki coming in. rhodri is showing things up and then you've got silva. walker had initially shrugged off that back strain but pep guardiola thought

live now to manchester to talk to simon bajkowski, manchester city writer for the manchester eveningthe second time the trouble has happened. it the second time the trouble has ha ened. , . the second time the trouble has happened-— happened. it is a huge day for manchester _ happened. it is a huge day for manchester city. _ happened. it is a huge day for manchester city. they - happened. it is a huge day for manchester city. they will. happened. it is a huge day for . manchester city. they will always have the moment from the premier league and they will remember their own 99 moment at wembley that took them out of the third division, but last night was probably the biggest in terms of how it catapults the club onto the next level in europe and lift their profile even further, and lift their profile even further, and as pep guardiola was keen to point out last night, really cements the recognition of their domestic dominance over the last five or six years. dominance over the last five or six ears. �* dominance over the last five or six ears. ~ i dominance over the last five or six

the — manchester that we just saw. we are almost there. the final _ manchester that we just saw.ation of the season at the ataturk stadium. you can hear the stadium announcer calling out the teams, that's what we've had in the last half an hour or so. the big news from manchester city is that one of their defenders, kyle walker, he misses out. he had a back strain in the fa cup final against manchester united last weekend. he thought he would be ok. he is on the bench, that he misses out, huge personal blow for him. pep guardiola has had to fiddle about with things at the back. manuelakanji to fiddle about with things at the back. manuel akanji switches flanks, and nathan ake comes in on the left of that defence, a role he has excelled in. he isjust coming back from injury as well. that is the big point for city. inter milan, as expected, lautaro martinez and ed and dzeko getting the nod up front. he was part of that success when manchester city won their first premier league title, but now he will be leading the line for inter milan. brozovic comes into midfield, and former manc

what do you like about manchester? no, i like manchester. i enjoy it.good on the on the pitch, you have to enjoy off the pitch as well. i like the people and i really enjoy everything. so, yeah, i like it. you're probably the most famous footballer in the country right now. possibly the whole world. what on earth is that like? that level of fame? no, it's nice. it's nice. that means i've done something right. my life has changed. that's something ijust have to admit. and that's how my life is. i can't complain. i try to enjoy every single moment of it and that's how it is. you've been described as a style icon. is that something you're comfortable with, you're proud of? i like to do a bit crazy kind of stuff, both on and off the pitch. so yeah, i like it. like the pajamas, which seem to be becoming something of a trademark of yours. well, what's the story behind that? is that just something it's relaxing. you feel comfortable or make a statement or. no, i like to be comfortable wherever i go. and i think i look really good. so that's that's why i use it

. . :, :, manchester? we have all got to get to manchester— manchester?he united fans out to supporters, — even get some of the united fans out to supporters. who— even get some of the united fans out to supporters, who knows. _ even get some of the united fans out to supporters, who knows.— to supporters, who knows. indeed, thank for talking _ to supporters, who knows. indeed, thank for talking to _ to supporters, who knows. indeed, thank for talking to us. _ to supporters, who knows. indeed, thank for talking to us. some - to supporters, who knows. indeed, thank for talking to us. some very| thank for talking to us. some very confident predictions. west ham fans european success, they were celebrating that, a lot of people hoping that will happen in manchester and beyond. hoping that will happen in manchester and be ond. �* . :, :, manchester and beyond. let's go from the airort manchester and beyond. let's go from the airport in — manchester and beyond. let's go from the airport in the _ manchester and beyond. let's go from the airport in the final _ t

it is free right here in manchester. so a trip to the marble arch. it seems like the perfect end to my day. here's welcome to thank you. so is it here that you guys have here? is it all locally brewed the birth date, initial start in the crate of uh, where the kitchen is now in just a very, very tiny and its a positive popularity group we needed to pick pharmacist. so we then right away from the corner from the hub, 5 hiring and waive just possibilities and manchester operating out, was it just use right away? ok. we was invested with the well, i have to say i've been live at least surprised by manchester. it might not be as beautiful as some other cities, but this definitely a vi a been an atmosphere here. a lot of other places just don't have just the alternative seen as well. you're saying manchester is definitely a decision for you now for a mouth watering chip delicious dishes such as dhl, last rice or and my fe or typical of west african cuisine and rarely found on the menu in europe and restaurants. but in london is a coco restaurant. you can

let'sjoin sophie in manchester tonight. it has been quite an evening here in manchester.fa cup and the champions league injust one season. there was drama too as the heavens opened and thunder and lightning filled the sky. but nothing was going to spoil the party that's going on in this city tonight. our sports editor dan roan was watching as manchester city showed off their impressive trophy haul. the treble winners, manchester city! it was the biggest party the blue half of manchester has ever seen. city's triumphant treble winning side, along with their silverware, presented on stage at the end of an open top bus parade. thousands of fans defying the rain to be here. these the scenes ofjubilation, this is what it meant to be champions of europe for the first time. thank you very much for all the support during the whole season. it's been incredible and we've got three trophies! earlier on the fans had been made to wait before seeing their heroes. a torrential downpour along with thunder and lightning delaying the start of the parade. but that didn't dampen the spirits

so there's always been kind of something going on in manchester which influenced the music. and i think you can hear it and that full. and i think that for the great music that came out and a great artist that came out of my chest, now i'm heading to my final stuff of the day to launch is. so would it be complete that vincent, one of the famous cross here by some of defining stress here in the world, it is freed right here in manchester. so a trip to the marble arch and it seems like the perfect end to my day is welcome. thank you. so is it here that you guys have here? is it all locally brewed through data initially stored in the cream of where the kitchen is now in just a very, very tiny and it's a positive popularity demand group. we needed to pick pharmacists. so with that right away, arch from the corner from the hub. 5 hiring and the waves as possibilities and manchester operating out, was it just use right away? ok. we was invested with the well, i have to say i've been live at least surprised by manchester. it might not be as useful as some other cities, but this def

manchester city - commentator: oh, what a sevecke maddinson! manchester city have - maddinson! ., ., , done it! pep guardiola and his team having _ done it! pep guardiola and his team having already _ done it! pep guardiola and his team having already secured i done it! pep guardiola and his i team having already secured the premier league and the fa cup could now boast the travel, only the second english team to do so after manchester united in 1999. an incredible achievement, when you consider city were playing in the third tier just city were playing in the third tierjust over two decades ago. it's stratospheric, to be honest with you, trying to find the words of the superlatives to try and describe it when sheikh mansour first came into the club, and yes, there's been a lot of money, but they've actually invested, the recruitment has been second to none really. recruitment has been second to none really-— none really. are successes on the field but _ none really. are successes on the field but these _ none really. are successes on the field but these latest - the field but

saturday in manchester.ester. we have had from the rail union saying because of the concerns of drivers, there is no waning enthusiasm for train drivers in terms of future strikes. what you make of that? i understand the frustration on both sides but i really would urge the unions and the government to get around the table quickly and find some compromise because it is impacting the economy heavily, hospitality has the ability to really help the economy move forward but we don't have customers coming into trade, that is a problem for everyone so we really do need to find some common ground and quickly. i think a lot of people are calling for that common ground. thank you very much forjoining us. turkish president tayyip erdogan is about to take his oath of office in parliament after winning the presidential election runoff last weekend. a ceremony at the presidential palace will take place, followed by a dinner with foreign heads of state. he is also due to announce a new cabinet of ministers. well, i'm nowj

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and a swiss life in manchester. -- andy| swiss life in manchester. —— andy swiss life in manchester.rsary. well, meet eric and dorothy rose from new malden, in south west london, who first met in the 1940s. he's now 97 and she's 96, and today, june 12th, is a very special day indeed. fiona lamdin has that story. he's been a constant companion, a perfect love, a wonderful husband. he has only wanted me, and i have only wanted him. we never looked at anybody else. dorothy and eric have been together for 82 years. they met when she was just 1a and he was 15. i had some tiresome boys following me. but this one, ijust said, "yes, i will come out with you." take the doggy. and we just clicked. we are so natural together. we never noticed the years. we used to go out to the woods. when we were 16, i think we had our first kiss there. but in 19114, during the second world war, eric was sent to palestine. they were apart for nearly three years. on his 18th birthday, next day there was his calling up papers. it was quite dangerous out there, and i was quite worried. very worried. but he wrote

the only team that can stop them doing that is their neighbours, the red side of manchester and manchester the world. the first fa cup match played more than 150 years ago. he says they could spoil the troubled party but this is also about doing their own domestic double having already secured the league cup, bruno fernandes said. so much to play for and so much at stake. before a ball has been kicked, there is a name etched onto the famous trophy, the name is manchester, but whether it will be city or united, who knows? extra time and penalties might decide. the other big final of the day sees celtic take on inverness caledonian thistle at hampden park in the scottish cup. celtic have won the trophy a remarkable a0 times and a win later on saturday will see them complete the treble. it kicks off in just over three hours. jane dougall is there for us. celtic have got to be the favourite because they have had a great season and they have won the league and the league cup and if they win in just a few hours' time against inverness, it would be their manager and postecoglou's first domestic t

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in manchester the figure is 26 and in glasgow 25. us we are looking at the first heatwave of the year and you can see those temperatures stay on the high side well into next week. but still a risk of sundry downpours in the weekend and into monday as well. and that's bbc news at one. you can keep up with all the latest developments on the bbc website. the news continues here on bbc one, as now it's time to join our colleagues across the nations and regions for the news where you are, goodbye. hello, i'm gavin ramjaun, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: time is ticking in turkey — we'll be live in istanbul ahead of tomorrow's champions league final. pressure in paris, but who will cope the best? novak djokovic takes on carlos alcaraz in their highly anticipated french open semifinal. brilliant boland strikes early for australia, but india's cricketers dig in the final of the world test championship. hello and thanks forjoining us. only one place to start and that's in istanbul where the countdown is on to tom

manchester _ the game. what a save! manchester city - the game. what a save!. what a save! i manchester city have done the game. what a save! - manchester city have done it! pep guardiola's team having already secured the premier league and the fa cup, now boasting the treble — only the second english team to do so after manchester united in 1999. an incredible achievement when you consider city were playing in the third tierjust over two decades ago. , it's stratospheric, to be honest with you. you're trying to find the words and the superlatives to try to describe it. when sheikh mansour first came to the club — yes, there's been a lot of money, but they've actually invested. their treatment has been second to none, really. huge successes on the field, but these latest achievements come with city still facing more than 100 financial charges by the premier league. the club has always denied any wrongdoing. since their 2008 takeover by investors from abu dhabi, success domestically almost insta ntly followed. success domestically almost instantly followed. yet

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the why do you think manchester has been such a hot spot for music? it's always be like trying to redefine itself. lots of d r y things happening. i think that's where the music came from. like and also the influence that came into the city. so we've always had quite a big immigration or influx of from the irish and folks back in the days to yeah. to the south asian influx to, to, to make an influx. ok. so there's always been kind of something going on in manchester which influenced the music and i think you can hear it and that full. and i think there for the great music that came out and the great opposite came out of my chest. now i'm heading to my final stuff of the day to matches, so wouldn't be complete service and one of the famous craft beer by some of the find suppressed fear in the world, it is free to write here in manchester. so a trip to the marble arch and it seems like the perfect end to my day is welcome. thank is. so is it clear that you guys have here? is it all locally brewed through the date initially start in the cream of where th

into a bar in manchester for it fingers— going into a bar in manchester for it.h you luck. both of you. just with — night. we wish you luck. both of you, just with the _ night. we wish you luck. both of you, just with the bbc— night. we wish you luck. both of you, just with the bbc balance. l night. we wish you luck. both ofj you, just with the bbc balance. i hopeifs you, just with the bbc balance. i hope it's a great game tomorrow. thank you very much. mina rizouki and manchester city fan helen powell. that's all for me. thanks very much. i'll hand over to chris fawkes with the weather. hello there. it's been the hottest day of the year so far with highs hitting 28.8 in porthmadog, in north west wales. hitting 28.8 in porthmadog in northwest wales. we also had temperatures into the high 20s across southern england. it's set to get even hotter, though, with temperatures up to 30 degrees this weekend. how unusual is that? well, not very. we get 30 degrees or more everyjune. many of us look forward to these hot spells of weather, some of us really hate the heat. bu

not a bad season for manchester. not a bad season for manchester. 50 manchester. going according to plan. is this| manchester. so far so good, all i going according to plan. is this the best city team _ going according to plan. is this the best city team you _ going according to plan. is this the best city team you have _ going according to plan. is this the best city team you have ever i going according to plan. is this the | best city team you have ever seen? if we go on and when the trouble, it's the best of all time. you if we go on and when the trouble, it's the best of all time.— it's the best of all time. you have the best all— it's the best of all time. you have the best all manchester— it's the best of all time. you have the best all manchester fa i it's the best of all time. you have the best all manchester fa cup i it's the best of all time. you have i the best all manchester fa cup final to come, are you winning this one? the travel of such a rarity in british football, it's only ever been done once, so it's not nailed on that it is going to happen, lo

a welcome to manchester, the northern industrial city. this probably most well known for its football or for the fact that its previous musical legends like a waste and the stone roses. but the cities, industrial heritage means is not exactly famous for its beauty and therefore isn't usually on everyone's travels bucket list. however, it's the only you case that you need to be named one of the places to be in 2023 bibles lonely planet. national geographic and i'm here today it's 5 that if that's really the case, i'll be checking at some of the places mentioned by lily plan the national geographic as well as so mind communion institutions. so let's get going. i'm starting act with a wonder through the on coach district, which was once the beating heart of the cities industry. my gestures payments for being the 1st industrialized city in the world, and was the case leading producer kaufman tech styles during the industrial revolution. nowadays on coats is one of the coolest districts in the city with lots of upcoming restaurant taffy's in b

and now manchester city join them. united did the same in 1999. and now manchester cityjoin them.all the way and complete the treble. these are the fan zones where you can see fans packed in manchester, celebrating the win and a triumph for manchester city in the champions league final. and of course you may have seen earlier fans and of course you may have seen earlierfans in istanbul trying to make it there, having to overcome traffic, overcome the queues to get them and theirfans traffic, overcome the queues to get them and their fans were leaving their vehicles to walk and run to their vehicles to walk and run to the stadium. you can hear thejoy of the stadium. you can hear thejoy of the fans. if you are justjoining us, these are the scenes lived in manchester as fans celebrate manchester as fans celebrate manchester city winning the champions league to become only the second site in english football history to complete the treble. you are watching bbc news. welcome to bbc

just possibilities in manchester. ma for i think ours it issues right away. ok. we would have us do it the well i have to say i've been live at least surprised by manchester. it might not be as beautiful as some other cities, but this definitely a vibe and an atmosphere here. so a lot of other places just don't have just the alternative seen as well. you're saying manchester is definitely besides the now for a mouth watering chip delicious dishes such as the last rice or my fe or typical of west african cuisine and rarely found on the menu in europe and restaurants. but in london, a coco restaurant. you can now enjoy specialties from west africa underscore may level this may be the most elegant to allow for ice float the battery on some groove, lots to, to go with it. what's the story behind the, or cruising version of this west african testing? normally drill off wouldn't be setting their hands across to ceramic bowl like that and smoking christy rice and whatever is just that solid interpretation of what you know child in this united way. you eat that rice and