i think— manchester united itself? thanks for having me. i think my _ manchester united itself?action - manchester united itself? thanks for having me. i think my reaction is - having me. i think my reaction is one not of surprise because i think given the public backlash that we have seen since we broke the story last week that his return was on the cards, i think that public backlash was getting harder and harder to ignore and the pressure was simply increasing on manchester united and it became hard to see how they could continue with that plan. so i am not surprised that they have made a u—turn. i am surprised that they have made a u—turn. iam pleased surprised that they have made a u—turn. i am pleased that they have done that. the statement is obviously long. it is interesting in terms of what is next for mason greenwood. in the statement from mason himself is the first time we have heard from him so that is also interesting to hear his views and his position on everything. but i'm not surprised- _ his position on everything. but i'm not surprised. you _ his position on ev

football career away from manchester united.er good 12, 15 years ahead of him should he find a club and remain injury free. and like i say, an incredibly talented footballer, but he has not been playing the game for the last 18 months. [30 he has not been playing the game for the last 18 months.— the last 18 months. do you think this is the _ the last 18 months. do you think this is the end _ the last 18 months. do you think this is the end of _ the last 18 months. do you think this is the end of his _ the last 18 months. do you think| this is the end of his professional career orjust a pause now that this is the end of his professional career or just a pause now that this statement has come out? i’m career orjust a pause now that this statement has come out?— career orjust a pause now that this statement has come out? i'm sure it is 'ust a statement has come out? i'm sure it isiust a pause. _ statement has come out? i'm sure it isiust a pause. in — statement has come out? i'm sure it isjust a pause, in the _ statement has come

for me, manchester united is like a safe place _ manchester united is like a safe place for— manchestern. we have a women's team of which i am the — of women. we have a women's team of which i am the founder, of the supporters club there and they say they have — supporters club there and they say they have a duty of care towards mason _ they have a duty of care towards mason greenwood but they also have it to people like me,, the women's team, _ it to people like me,, the women's team, women who are coming through, and young _ team, women who are coming through, and young boys as well, they have a duty of— and young boys as well, they have a duty of care — and young boys as well, they have a duty of care. bringing mason back after— duty of care. bringing mason back after the — duty of care. bringing mason back after the arrest, being charged... yes. _ after the arrest, being charged... yes. the — after the arrest, being charged... yes, the charges were dropped, but it doesn't— yes, the charges were dropped, but it doesn't send the correct message to the _ it doesn't send the correct mes

listening to the voices of women, not just manchester united women, but the _ not just manchester unitede fans, the players, but listening _ but the fans, the players, but listening to the voices of a woman across_ listening to the voices of a woman across the — listening to the voices of a woman across the world.— listening to the voices of a woman across the world. manchester united said the club's _ across the world. manchester united said the club's standards _ across the world. manchester united said the club's standards and - across the world. manchester united said the club's standards and values | said the club's standards and values were taken into consideration when making the decision, but also the damage to the global brand and the reaction of the fans. united say they will continue to support him and his alleged victim. arsenal made it two wins from two in the premier league as they beat crystal palace 1—0 on monday thanks to a penalty from captain martin odegaard. mikel arteta's side had to play the last half an hour or so with ten men following takehiro tomiyasu being show

she is here at manchester crown court. _ seek? she is here at manchester crown court, she _ seek? is here at manchester crown court, she was _ seek? she is here at manchester crown court, she was brought i seek? she is here at manchester crown court, she was brought to j crown court, she was brought to court from prison this morning as she has been for every stage of this process, but last week as the final verdicts were delivered it is worth reminding you as well those verdicts were delivered over a series of hearings. there were none for different hearings on the court where the jury returned and delivered a partial number of verdicts. lucy letby was presence for the first ones, the first counts of murder which she was convicted of, she sobbed in the dock as those verdicts were read out but when it came to the later hearings she chose not to appear in court so every day has arrived here with a prison van, she has been taken to the holding cells and has exercised her right not to come back into court, so she wasn't there in the dock on friday when her trial concluded, when the ju

i'm anna foster, live outside manchester crown court. the headlines: nurse lucy letby is sentenced to spend the rest of her life in prison for murdering seven babies and attempting to kill six others. this was a cruel, calculated and cynical campaign of child murder involving the smallest and most vulnerable of children. this is the moment lucy letby is driven away from manchester crown court to begin life behind bars. after refusing to appear in the dock. manchester united forward mason greenwood, who had charges of attempted rape and assault against him dropped, leaves the club. and more than 20 million americans are under flood warnings, as storm hilary brings torrential rain to southern california. hello. this is bbc news. i'm in a foster, live outside manchester crown court, where in the last few hours the nurse lucy letby has been told that she will spend the rest of her life in prison. letby did not appear in the dock for the sentencing remarks by thejudge today. she was brought here to court but she chose to stay in the holding c

anna foster, outside manchester _ that. anna foster, outside manchester crown - that.foster, outside manchester crown court. i let's bring in our home editor — mark easton. we are seeing fresh calls for a rule forcing those convicted to attend court. how soon are we to that being likely to happen. the court. how soon are we to that being likely to happen-— court. how soon are we to that being likely to happen. the government has said they are — likely to happen. the government has said they are keen _ likely to happen. the government has said they are keen to _ likely to happen. the government has said they are keen to extend - likely to happen. the government has said they are keen to extend the - said they are keen to extend the existing powers a judge would have to compel someone to come to the dock. i understand they can compel someone to come and if they don't come, they will be able to increase the punishment. that already exists. the question is whether more can be done. we have seen a number of cases in the last few years in which the offender has refused to co

looking at manchester _ clubs coming to town. looking at manchester city's _ clubs coming to town.ity's bivol _ clubs coming to town. looking at manchester city's bivol fancy - clubs coming to town. looking at | manchester city's bivol fancy their chances, will they? i5 manchester city's bivol fancy their chances, will they? is a manchester city's bivol fancy their chances, will they?— chances, will they? is a pretty straightforward _ chances, will they? is a pretty straightforward one. - chances, will they? is a pretty straightforward one. with - chances, will they? is a pretty straightforward one. with all. chances, will they? is a pretty. straightforward one. with all due respect to the three other clubs in city's group we have young boys, the swiss champions who have never been past the group stage in the champions league, red star belgrade the 1991 european champions and red bull like sigg beat seven goals to nil in the knockout stages. and the at the height the city to fund tributes have a pretty straightforward route. celtic as well in the _ straightforward route. celtic as

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he is expected to arrive in manchester for a city.rfor a medical city. he is expected to arrive in manchester for a medical today. rangers will aim to move within touching distance of the group stages of the champions league tonight. they face psv eindhoven at ibrox. the rangers manager says during the dutch giants is as tough as it gets. during the dutch giants is as tough as it nets. ~ ., ., ~' during the dutch giants is as tough as it nets. ~ ., ., as it gets. when i look at the draw ofthe as it gets. when i look at the draw of the other— as it gets. when i look at the draw of the other legs, _ as it gets. when i look at the draw of the other legs, we _ as it gets. when i look at the draw of the other legs, we are - as it gets. when i look at the draw of the other legs, we are playing l of the other legs, we are playing against probably the strongest side we can play right now. it is a big opportunity for the club, the players and the fans and everybody. i'm looking for us to show a strong footing in the first leg and set up the se

manchester united issued a statement, saying...od has been subject to an internal investigation which has concluded. he's also issued a statement, saying i was brought up to know that violence or abuse in any relationship is wrong, i did not do the things i was accused of, and in february i was cleared of all charges. however, ifully accept i made mistakes in my relationship, and i take my share of responsibility for the situations which led to the social media post. i am learning to understand my responsibilities to set a good example as a professional footballer, and i'm focused on the big responsibility of being a father, as well as a good partner." today's decision has been part of a collaborative process between manchester united, my family and me." my colleague olly foster has more from the bbc sports centre. they were under a lot of pressure, manchester united, to come to a decision. they'd hope to achieve that before the start of the season. you just go back to last week and the opening round of fixtures, there were protest

tell us about manchester. would you describe it _ it. tell us about manchester.would you describe it as a big pond? - it. tell us about manchester. would you describe it as a big pond? i - you describe it as a big pond? i would say manchester is a city, over 2 million _ would say manchester is a city, over 2 million of— would say manchester is a city, over 2 million of them are drag queens. i say out _ 2 million of them are drag queens. i say out on _ 2 million of them are drag queens. i say put on your best way, your best dress. _ say put on your best way, your best dress. your— say put on your best way, your best dress, your best heels and get the trader— dress, your best heels and get the trader somewhere else. you dress, your best heels and get the trader somewhere else.— dress, your best heels and get the trader somewhere else. you have been sellin: out trader somewhere else. you have been selling out shows, _ trader somewhere else. you have been selling out shows, even _ trader somewhere else. you have been selling out shows, even with _ trader somewhere el

earlier we spoke the editor of manchester united fanzine "united we stand" manchester united have developed meson greenwood. he has been at the club since he has been six or seven years old. he was a generational talent. this is someone who, when i was watching him during lockdown, i was watching him during lockdown, i was thinking, this player is on his way to becoming a world—class footballer. that still may happen. he is still very young, so manchester united don't think he is going to play for the club again, but he is a contracted player. manchester united could receive financial benefits from that. again it is very difficult, but i think manchester united have made a decision which is the sensible decision. i don't think anyone is celebrating the decision, and i think now, every party is trying to move on to continue with the chosen profession and their careers. this pep guardiola is set to be missing from manchester city's bench until after the international break following surgery on his back. the club confirmed their manager has undergone a routine operation and will complete his r

with one for manchester city and scored a goal. tottenham won against shakhdar 51. harry kane's match for tottenham four goals. hit in other important games of the day, france lost 21 matches, dortmund defeated ajax in the netherlands, kassel beat villarreal with 4 goals , napoli beat austria with 101, and spain lost 21 matches. today, bayern munich will face monaco. liverpool road is located in germany. spanish motorcyclist won the 10th stage of the motogp competition and became the grand prize of the season. in this stage, which was held at the sylvester circuit in england , the spaniard alex steam offroad crossed the finish line earlier than his opponents and won the first championship in this type of competition. found and with this 32-count italy and south africa were second and third, respectively , in the ranking of the new world chess cup, hosted by baku, azerbaijan. german again gave up and was eliminated. the plan for the elimination stage of the asian champions league was announced and iran tractor will face the winner o

the competition starts next month as manchester city look to defend their title. can get all of the latest sports news from the bbc sport app orfrom our website. but for now and everyone here at the bbc sport centre, it's goodbye. good morning. well, with the change of month, once again, we're likely to see a change of weather fortunes. high pressure is going to build as we head into the weekend and for the first week of september. yes, we'll see some early morning mist and fog first thing, but on the whole, for most of us, it will be dry, sunny and increasingly warm. ahead of that, though, we've still got to get rid of this messy—looking weather front that's going to produce some low cloud and some drizzle first thing in the morning, particularly through northern ireland, scottish borders, down into the north of england. now to the north of that, clear skies and a chilly start, but sunny start for scotland. to the south of that, a cloudy start, but the cloud will thin and break, and a few scattered showers break out. one or two of those could be quite hefty. top

lucy, in manchester _ for those verdicts. lucy, in manchester for _ for those verdicts. - manchester for now, thank you. inflation has fallen sharply, to its lowest level in fifteen months. the office for national statistics says the rising cost of living dropped to 6.8% in the year tojuly — down from seven—point—nine per cent injune. our chief economics correspondent, dharshini david reports. switching on is still not cheap, but a fall in the energy price cap took some heat out of bills and inflation last month. and while food is still 15% more expensive than a year ago, price increases are slowing as some ingredients get cheaper and retailers try to keep a lid on costs. we hope all of the prices will go back to what it was three or four years ago. if they don't, we will have to, unfortunately, increase our prices so we are able to absorb it. you know, so the business can cope. however, market trader by day, performer by night. he is also part of one of britain's biggest nigerian bands. here, bookings are booming, customers willing to fork out for a good time. obviously

the match between tottenham and manchester united in london ended with a result of 2-1 in favor of manchester. pai sar and ben davis scored the goals of hotbird, the goalkeeper of manchester, with three goals, handed over the game to brand fort in brighton. manchester city and newcastle's game has arrived an hour ago the etihad stadium has started, and i am following you until the first half of the game with one goal in favor of manchester city. the end of the first half of the manchester city game is 10 in favor of this team in wolverhampton, germany. the first week of bundesliga football continues . dortmund lost with a goal in the last minute. bayer leverkusen finished with 44 shots. bayer leverkusen took 32 live goals. persistence in a match full of goals and a gift of 50 defeated khonem . wolfsburg inflicted the first two goals of the season on the newly arrived heidenheim team. wahran lost to freiburg by 21. real's victory and the week second in the league in the field of the second week spanish premier league football, real madrid won 3-1 at almeria and got their second victory this se

manchester united is all mason greenwood has ever known.joined them at the age of seven, and they turned him into a star the future notjust for his club, but also his country. but in january last year, mason greenwood was arrested. he appeared in court, charged with attempted rape, engaging in controlling and coercive behaviour and assault. he was suspended by united, but in february of this year all charges were dropped because key witnesses withdrew. but that triggered the start of an internal investigation at the club, and there's now been a mutual agreement that he should leave. they say that based on the evidence available to us, we've concluded that the material posted online did not provide a full picture and that mason did not commit the offences in respect of which he was originally charged. that said, as mason publicly acknowledges today, he has made mistakes, which he's taking responsibility for". well, in his own statement, greenwood's continued to deny that he committed any of the offences in those original charges against him.

judith moritz, bbc news, manchester.ins that whole life sentence tonight knowing that she will never be released from prison and that she will die behind bars, thatis and that she will die behind bars, that is not the end of this story because already the investigation into her crimes has been widened. the trial here only covered a period of a little over 12 months from june of a little over 12 months from june of 2015 to june of 2016 and already the investigating officers in that case have gone back to places where she worked before the contest of chester hospital, they have been speaking to former colleagues and they also told us they are going back and looking again at the cases of perhaps suspicious child deaths on boards, on units where lucy letby may have been working and may have been responsible for the care of those children. an nhs safety expert has told the bbc that letby�*s crimes might have been picked up earlier if a system recommended 20 years ago had been in place. greater manchester gp harold shipman was

lots of happy fans here today in manchester.— here today in manchester.in manchester. emily, thank you very — here today in manchester. emily, thank you very much. _ live now to our reporter ellie price — she's at the highbury wolves football club watch party in north london for us. lam i am totally impartial, working for the bbc, but you have to enter into the bbc, but you have to enter into the spirit of things. this is a club nine years ago only had one female member, but now has more than 100. how do you feel today? i feel how do you feel today? i feel static. hopefully _ how do you feel today? i feel static. hopefully on _ how do you feel today? i feel static. hopefully on sunday i how do you feel today? i feel. static. hopefully on sunday we how do you feel today? i feel static. hopefully on sunday we beat spain _ static. hopefully on sunday we beat spain and. — static. hopefully on sunday we beat spain and, yeah...— spain and, yeah... what was it like watchin: spain and, yeah... what was it like watching those _ spain and, yeah... what was it like

manchester united in this match. rashford anthony and kassi mire scored and elantra's single goal entered the host's goal from the middle of the field. bayer leverkusen also scored in the absence of sardar. azmoun was defeated by 4 goals. in other important games, villarreal drew 1-1 against nist , and karr beat sheffler united with 3 goals . they defeated zazaton by 31. tomorrow morning, atletico madrid also faced 3 goals. approaching the middle of summer and the transfer season continues to experience noisy days i think that football people, barça midfielder frank kessie joined al-ahly in saudi arabia with a contract of 15 million euros . the latest news of football transfers in the world . 30 million will be the transfer in washington to the blues of london very strongly, it may cause the young brazilian to have already reached a personal agreement with chelsea and is expected to go to strasbourg on loan after the transfer . chelsea's offer to santos million to manchester united has not been decided it is possible

judith moritz, bbc news, manchester.ed down to letby makes it the harshest since the abolition of the death penalty. her refusal to appear in court was condemned by the prime minister who repeated that the government was looking at changing the law to force convicts to attend their sentencing. here�*s our home editor mark easton. these are the stairs at manchester crown court that lucy letby refused to climb to listen to the testimony of her tiny victim �*s families. such disrespect for their feelings has led to public outrage and a political response both the prime minister and the leader of opposition saying something must be done. i opposition saying something must be done. ~ �* , opposition saying something must be done. ~ �*, . , opposition saying something must be done. ~ �*, ., , ., done. i think it's cowardly that eo - le done. i think it's cowardly that peeple who — done. i think it's cowardly that people who commit _ done. i think it's cowardly that people who commit such - done. i think it's cowardly that - pe

manchester united, how manchester city feel about manchester united.od to it. i believe so. there is a broad approach i greater good to it. i believe so. there is a broad approach to i greater good to it. i believe so. l there is a broad approach to this. it is not only about football. it is not life and death, it is more important than that. they have gone beyond that. you listen to the lionesses after the euro when, they were talking about legacy, get other people involved, not about how brilliant we are, what can we do with this platform? how can we get other people engage? get other people involved? when it comes to the spanish situation as well, there was contradictory stuff going in on the spanish camp, players not getting paid or getting facilities or resources, the lionesses and the scottish women's team and other uk national teams are getting the recognition, they are getting the support they need, it is a difficult thing but they have broken down a lot of barriers and it's really, really good to see. thy, lot of barriers and it's really, real

judith moritz, bbc news, manchester.tby refused to appear in court for her sentencing. our home editor mark easton is here. and there are plans to change the law on this to compel convicts to attend sentencing? yes, lucy letby�*s refusal to listen to the statements from her victims' families represents a disrespect for their feelings, families represents a disrespect for theirfeelings, which families represents a disrespect for their feelings, which clearly demands a response, a political response, and all the major political parties are agreed something needs to be done. but what? ajudge already something needs to be done. but what? a judge already has the power to require an offender to attend the dock, prison officers already have the power to use reasonable force to make that happen. what the judge cannot do is ask them to use whatever force is necessary. that is because you can imagine you could create a very volatile, dangerous situation for custody officers and they themselves actually might become liable for lega

emily brown in manchester. _ through to the final. brown in manchester, thank you very much l through to the final. emily brown in i manchester, thank you very much for now. we are into the closing seconds of the game. let's take you to sydney with our correspondent shaimaa khalil. it's not looking likely that australia will pull this back, is it? it australia will pull this back, is it? ., , australia will pull this back, is it? ., , ., ., ., australia will pull this back, is it? ., ., , ., it? it was a nationwide party that eve one it? it was a nationwide party that everyone was _ it? it was a nationwide party that everyone was preparing - it? it was a nationwide party that everyone was preparing for- it? it was a nationwide party that l everyone was preparing for before. it? it was a nationwide party that i everyone was preparing for before. i have been showing you around this fan zone for the whole day. i think the australia fans are really looking at what seems to be more inevitable by the minute. england are looking at their ver

with him recommencing his career at manchester united.t outcome." mason greenwood has been subject to an internal investigation which has concluded. he's also issued a statement, saying: "i was brought up to know that violence or abuse in any relationship is wrong. i did not do the things i was accused of, and in february, i was cleared of all charges. however, ifully accept i made mistakes in my relationship,

lucy grey has sent this update from manchester crown court.week the judge gave them a majority direction, meaning he would accept verdicts if ten out of 11 jurors were agreed. there has been a lot of evidence for them to talk through. the trial has been going on ten months now and they were given ipads at the start of the trial because they knew there would be so much evidence for them to sift through, thousands and thousands of pages of evidence. lucy letby, a 33—year—old nurse originally from hereford is charged with murdering seven babies and attempting to murder ten others during her time on the neonatal unit at the countess of chester hospital. the time referred to is betweenjune 2015 and june 2016. the neonatal unit is where babies would be taken if they were sick or premature, they would go there soon after birth. it is the prosecution's case, they claim she attacked these babies in a variety of ways, by injecting them with insulin, using that as a poison, or injecting them with air, by overfeeding them, or by tampering with their feedi

that is all for now from here at manchester crown court. ., ~ now from here at manchester crown courtf sarah sharif. she is a ten—year—old girl found dead at a house in surrey in broking in the early hours of the 10th of august. we now do have a statement from her school which is st. mary's and coming from the head teacher saying that she was in year five, a bubbly competent little girl who had the most beautiful smile, she was full of ideas and very passionate about the things she believed in. she will be dearly missed and as a school community we are deeply affected by this tragedy. our thoughts, are deeply affected by this tragedy. ourthoughts, prayers are deeply affected by this tragedy. our thoughts, prayers and sympathies are with those affected by this heartbreaking news. the statement goes on to say, as there is an ongoing police investigation, it would be inappropriate to comment further, but we can confirm that we are fully supporting partner agencies with their investigations. our priority now is to support our school community as they grieve and recover. just a reminder th

branwenjefferies, bbc news, manchester.ressure to resign — the regional presidents from his federation have now unanimously called for him to stand down. katie gornall reports. 0h, oh, wow! four ella toone, this was the shot of — oh, wow! four ella toone, this was the shot of her— oh, wow! four ella toone, this was the shot of her life _ oh, wow! four ella toone, this was the shot of her life and _ oh, wow! four ella toone, this was the shot of her life and helped - oh, wow! four ella toone, this was the shot of her life and helped fire l the shot of her life and helped fire england into the world cup final. nine days on from there the final to spain, ella toone and the lioness is over the jet lag spain, ella toone and the lioness is over thejet lag and then spain, ella toone and the lioness is over the jet lag and then demand. spain, ella toone and the lioness is over thejet lag and then demand. that over the jet lag and then demand. git the time, very disappointing, heartbreaking that we got so far and couldn�*t push over

new manchester city record signing jill roord scored the opener.steyn doubled the lead in the second half. the runners up four years ago will face spain in their quarterfinal in wellington on friday. their ability to - fight, to play good football. if you have that qualityl and your team, you feel relaxed as a coach. after the second goal, i was really happy - and i think you have seen it. the hands were not in my pocket and i left the ground. _ so let's have a look at monday's fixtures where katie walsh could be available for england as they take on nigeria in their round of 16 game while co—hosts australia play denmark. but with the usa knocked out, the draw has opened up for the european champions who are now the outright favourites to win but the england coach sarina wiegman sez they're taking nothing for granted... i think everyone wants to beat us. i think what we see in this tournament, the game is developing really quickly and that that's what you see in the game, so the games are very competitive. no one can be complacent because that's in

yes, manchester ci versus and win the game. yes, manchester city versus sevilla _ and win the game.d win the game. yes, manchester city versus sevilla later, that - and win the game. yes, manchester city versus sevilla later, that is - city versus sevilla later, that is all this but for now, richard, back to you. thank you very much. a bbc investigation has heard from ukrainian prisoners of war who say they were subjected to torture, including frequent beatings and electric shocks. this is while held in russia. a dozen former captives described extreme violence and ill—treatment in apparent violations of international humanitarian law. many of them surrendered in the city of mariupol last year. they were taken to a detention facility in the southern russian city of taganrog with avoiding being released in exchanges. last week our correspondence tracked down some of the ukrainians who were held there to hear their stories. translation: and to hear their stories. translation: an. , ., to hear their stories. translation: ani , ., ., , to hear their stories. translation: ani , ., .,, an

crown court. it judge at manchester crown court. she had to engage in a cool was said she had to engage in a cool, calculating and cynical campaign of child murder. letby refused to appear in the dock so she didn't hear statements by bereaved families, nor did she hit the sentencing itself. fin families, nor did she hit the sentencing itself.— families, nor did she hit the sentencing itself. on the seven offences of— sentencing itself. on the seven offences of attempted - sentencing itself. on the seven offences of attempted murder, j sentencing itself. on the seven l offences of attempted murder, i sentence — offences of attempted murder, i sentence you to imprisonment for life. because of the seriousness of your offences is exceptionally high, i direct_ your offences is exceptionally high, i direct that the early release provisions do not apply. the order of the _ provisions do not apply. the order of the court. — provisions do not apply. the order of the court, therefore, is a whole life order— of the court, therefore, is a whole

she is here at manchester crown court.al, almost ten months, believed to be the longest—running murder trial in uk history, but once again she will remain in the holding cells and she has not been

newcastle versus manchester city is arguably the biggest tie of the round.nchester united versus crystal palace, and aston villa versus everton, and arsenal verus brentford. liverpool are home to leicester. some transfer news for you now and monaco have completed the £35m signing of striker folarin balogun from arsenal on a five—year deal. the 22—year—old usa forward returns to france after scoring 22 goals on loan at reims last season. balogun had not featured for arsenal in the premier league so far this season despite first—choice striker gabriel jesus being out injured. manchester city have reached a verbal agreement with wolves over a £47.3m deal to sign midfielder matheus nunes. the deal for the 25—year—old hasn't been formally agreed yet but if completed, there will be no add—ons. city had a previous bid for the portugal international rejected last week, with wolves believed to be wanting in excess of £60m. but separately wolves have agreed to sign city's england under—21 international tommy doyle on loan with an option to buy more injury worries for

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judith moritz, bbc news, manchester.convicted of all the seven murders she was charged with, and there were a further six counts at the jury told the judge mr justice goss that they had deliberated over at great length but they were only unable to return a majority verdict. the cps will look at those remaining six counts and decide whether or not to bring a re—tile against lucy letby on those remaining six counts. the conclusion of the trial here on the steps of manchester crown court, we heard from some of the key people who had been involved in the investigation and the trial itself. a short while ago, detective chief inspector nicola evans of cheshire police gave her reaction to the verdict. this has been a long and emotional journey for all of the families involved in this case. i speak on behalf of the entire prosecution team when i say that all of their babies will forever be in our hearts. i would like to thank all of the families in this case for their exceptional resilience and strength throughout this entire in

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branwen jeffreys, bbc news, manchester. brace yourself.rm alive in the brain of a patient. for 18 months, the woman, who's 64, had been experiencing mysterious ailments, and on hearing the news of the worm was horrified, but also relieved that at last the cause of her illnesses had been found. our medical editor fergus walsh is here. it's like something from a horrorfilm. surgeons say this type of worm has never been found in a human brain before. the woman was first admitted to hospital in south—eastern australia in 2021 with stomach pain and diarrhoea, but the cause couldn't be identified. a year later, her symptoms had progressed and included forgetfulness and depression, so she was sent for a brain mri, which showed damage in herfrontal lobe here. surgeons in canberra performed a biopsy and got the shock of their lives. it was definitely not what we were expecting. everyone was shocked and the worm that we found was happily moving quite vigorously outside of the brain. for many months, she'd been really struggling and it was really cou

live from manchester, this is bbc news.urders of six others. the families say they're stunned and angry. today justice has been todayjustice has been served, and a nurse who should have been caring for our babies has been found guilty of harming them. but this justice will not take away from the extreme hurt, anger and distress we've all had to experience. this is the moment police arrested lucy letby in chester — she's now the most profilic killer of children in the uk in modern times. the government launches an independent inquiry into letby�*s crimes — and how concerns raised at the time were handled. hello. you're watching verified live, coming live from manchester. i'm anna foster. we are on the steps of manchester crown court where in the last few hours, the nurse lucy letby has been convicted of murdering seven babies in her care and the attempted murder of six others. some of them she force fed with milk, some of them she force—fed with insulin, others she force—fed with insulin, others she injected with air. the fa

let's speak to tyrone marshall, senior football writer at the manchester evening news.uch for coming on the programme. not a thanks so much for coming on the programme. nota problem. thanks so much for coming on the programme. not a problem. what was your reaction then if you —— when your reaction then if you —— when you heard the announcement if you are ago? you heard the announcement if you are auo? you heard the announcement if you areauo? ., are ago? the backlash over the weekend. _ are ago? the backlash over the weekend, which _ are ago? the backlash over the weekend, which was _ are ago? the backlash over the weekend, which was also - are ago? the backlash over the - weekend, which was also inevitable all things considered returning him, i think they've reached the right decision, i don't think it's been a satisfactory process, even the statements today leave some questions about how that decision has been reached, but i think they've reached an outcome and i think everyone felt it was inevitable back injanuary think everyone felt it was inevitable back in january

judith moritz, bbc news, manchester.been returned to prison. she has been in court here today as she has been the last several days, but she refused to appear in the dock for the conclusion of that trial, and we are told she will also refuse to appear in the dock on monday when she will be sentenced by mrjustice goss, when she will receive what will likely be a lengthy custodial sentence. we are bringing you reaction and all of the background to this case here on bbc news. we are hearing statements coming in all the time. there is one i want to bring you from dame ruth may, the chief nursing 0fficerfor england, and she says, lucy letby committed appalling crimes that were a terrible betrayal of the trust placed in her, and our thoughts are with the families affected who have experienced pain and suffering more than we can imagine. colleagues across the service have been shocked and sickened to learn what she did. action is beyond belief to the nurses and staff who were working so hard to save lives and to care for patien

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more injury worries for manchester united.est in the english premier league last weekend. varane was forced off at half—time of saturday's 3—2 win at old trafford. luke shaw is also sidelined ahead of the weekend's match against arsenal. the mother of luis rubiales, the president of the spanish football federation, has been taken to hospital on the third day of her hunger strike. angeles bejar locked herself in a church in the town of motril earlier this week in protest at the accusations against her son, following his conduct after the world cup final, when he kissed the spanish playerjenni hermoso on the lips. the spanish federation has called on rubiales to resign and fifa has suspended him but so far he has not stepped down. rob page has named his wales squad for next week's friendly against south korea and the euro qualifier in latvia four days later. luton's tom lockyer is involved for the first time since he collapsed in the championship play—off final in may. he's since undergone an operation to address an irregular he

live from manchester crown court. the headlines...se lucy letby will spend the rest of her life in prison — for murdering seven babies and attempting to kill six others. this was a cruel, calculated and cynical campaign of child murder, involving the smallest and most vulnerable of children. letby refused to appear in the dock for her sentencing. her victims�* families say she's evil and has destroyed their lives. i think it's cowardly that people who commit such horrendous crimes do not face their victims and hear first—hand the impact that the crimes that had on them and theirfamilies and loved ones. welcome to bbc news, you join me live outside manchester crown court where just in the last hour, the judge mrjustice goss who has provided over the case of lucy letby for almost ten months has really concluded that legal process bypassing the sentence on the convicted killer of children. she is now the most prolific killer of children in british legal history. we now know the 33—year—old nurse from hereford lucy letby wills and the res

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