thank him as part of a legal challenge instigated by manchester city.t luxury london hotel the premier league had verbal backing from both chelsea and measures to united, the latter being a particular interest as it came from the clubs chief executive who was previously chief operating officer at manchester city. at today's meeting the premier league chief executive appealed to clubs to collaborate rather then be adversaries he will be relieved by today's verdict but he knows that these rules could come under further legal challenge and he knows that the league remains in legal loggerheads with manchester city and that division continues. a woman who accused mixed martial arts fighter conor mcgregor of raping her in a dublin hotel has won her claim against him for damages in a high court civil case. after over 6 hours of deliberations the jury delivered their verdict that he had assaulted her, with the judge awarding nikita hand just under 250 thousand euros. the irishman previously told the court in dublin that they had consensual sex in a penthouse at

k. manchester is well worth a visit. this former industrial city, latham 300 kilometers north west of london. over the past few years, it's become something of an inside her tip. as our reporter hannah hummel's found out. 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 oasis and the stone roses about the cities. industrial heritage means is not exactly famous for its beauty and therefore isn't usually on everyone's travels booking list. i'm starting out with a wonder through the on coats district, which was once the beating heart of the cities industry. manchester's payments for being the 1st industrialized city in the world and was the case leading producer of kaufman textiles during the industrial revolution. nowadays and coats is one of the coolest districts in the city with lots of up and coming restaurants, cassie's and bars. manchester is one of your fastest growing cities, but it seemed even more redevelopme

it is for right here in manchester. so a trip to the marble arch, it seems like a perfect end to my day. here's welcome 150. thank you. so is it here that you guys have here? is it all locally brewed the birth date, initial start in the crew of where the kitchen is now in just a very, very tiny and it's a positive popularity to my group. we needed to pick pharmacists. so we then right away arch from the corner from the hub, quite hired and going away. just possibilities and manchester operating out. was it issues right away? ok. we were the best to 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 some traditional dishes can really divide opinion and the berlin style, pork, knuckle or ice bind is one of them. some say it's too fat for others is wonderfully tender and juicy. one t

staying — pep guardiola agrees to make his manchester city career a decade long.taly celebrate, after claiming their first billiejean king cup in 11 years. and we hear from warren gatland on his future, as his wales team face a whole calendar year without a test win. hello again. we're going to start first of all with this man, pep guardiola, who has agreed to sign a new deal at manchester city. it's only an extra year, but by the time his new deal runs out, guardiola will have been at city for a decade. in that time, he's racked up 1a major trophies, but theirform has been patchy recently, and with the financial fair play charges hanging over city, wednesday's contract news has been a much—needed boost for the club. what a win for brighton! and history is made, the sort of history manchester city did not want. after the worst run of pep guardiola's managerial career and manchester city's worst in 18 years, the international break offered both the chance of a reset. yeah, we lost again, so clean our heads, international break, and hopefully come back fit, our play

after manchester united draw.nd out more about the man who will arrive in just over a week — new head coach — ruben amorim welcome to the programme, more from the manchester united draw with chelsea in a moment. aston villa missed the chance to move into the top three today — it all looked as though it was going to plan against tottenham. but second half comeback, inspired by spurs striker dominic solanke — saw them score four, to climb back up to seventh in the table. joe lynskey reports. the question into a huddle, which tottenham will turn up? in the last week, that didn't manchester city but lost the crystal palace. in this up and down season, there has been one frequent issue. spurs froze on a set piece and aston villa were in france, but this would be a match that would all change of the break, through brennanjohnson, spurs were brennan johnson, spurs were level, brennanjohnson, spurs were level, a goal created by the cross. at the start of this match, they were tense in a table, now, they hope, it is left o

and history is made, the sort of history manchester city did not want. the worst run of pep guardiola's managerial career and manchester city's worst in 18 years, the international break offered both the chance of a reset. yeah, we lost again, so clean our heads, international break, and hopefully come back fit, our players. two weeks on from that brighton loss, city welcomed tottenham to the etihad stadium on saturday, boosted by the news of a guardiola contract extension. it's brilliant, isn't it? that's all you can say. nobody's going to say it's not brilliant, are they? _ fantastic news for all city fans. we're all one big family, and pep's part of the family. it'sjust great. it'll lift the club, lift the players. after eight years in the etihad hot seat, plus the impending departure of key ally txiki begiristain, doubts over guardiola's future had started to surface. now the spaniard has agreed to a new deal that would take his time at the club to a decade. guardiola's spell has brought unprecedented city success, including six premier league titles

there's more to manchester than footfall. this former industrial hub is an underrated travel destination. and what do berliners eat? it's not just crew versed or done or for the brave. there's also pork not call these stories and more coming up on your own max, the venice for money. it's a dream vacation spot and then there are it's $50000.00 inhabitants. what's it like for born and bred, venetians living between the grand canal and ancient buildings in our series, young and european, 18 year old nick cuts and their lo shows us his venice. i love that i think is one of the best places through uh, not only because of the culture but the freedom. you have, walk the streets, go whatever you like. then is the city of bridges and canals of dreams and romance, taurus, conversion, the queen of the age, re added from all over the world. but what's it like to grow up here? when you're not good morning, my name is nick and this is my how sometimes a 18 year old nicholas petronela was born here. he cruise us in on what life here is like

in contrast, manchester city have lost their last two.tball reporter, simon stone, is in lisbon. the last time sporting played manchester city here, nearly three years ago, they were hammered 5—nil in a champions league last—16 match. amorim thinks he's improved as a coach since then, but he warns, so has pep guardiola. besides, he's not entirely sure whether victory or defeat would be better, as he goes into his new job at old trafford. he's concerned a win would draw worrying comparisons with one of the greatest managers of all time. translation: my focus is on i winning the match for sporting. the conclusions are not important for me because they could be incorrect. if we win tomorrow, they will think the new alex ferguson has arrived. that will be very difficult. it could increase expectations. i don't know what is better when i start my new adventure. in just over five weeks�* time, ruben amorim will be preparing to face pep guardiola in his first manchester derby. tomorrow night, here in lisbon, manchester city will provide the oppo

in the last week, that didn't manchester city in the last week, they beat manchester city but lost there has been one frequent issue. spurs froze on a set piece and aston villa were in front, but this would be a match that would all change at the break, through brennanjohnson, spurs were level, a goal created by the cross. at the start of this match, they were tenth in a table, now, they hope, it is lift off. dominic solanke scored twice in five minutes. when his team went 3—1 up, they looked hard to stop. for villa, it is a setback before the champions league on wednesday, but with this win for tottenham, they hope their season comes together. joe lynskey, bbc news i keep saying, we have to stay true to the course we are on whatever chances we have on the way with the dust ourselves off and go again and this group of players has done that. disappointing game at crystal palace but two big tests of aston villa and manchester city come, we make sure by monday that we got back in the building we would not feel sorry for ourselves and we go back to being the team we want to be. burnley hav

it looks like christmas comes early for manchester united fans, you can feel the excited _ manchesterfeel the excited outside the stadium, there _ the excited outside the stadium, there looks to be a real charisma around _ there looks to be a real charisma around ruben amorim, and that is but the excitement for fans, but tonight they have _ the excitement for fans, but tonight they have to get three points on the board _ they have to get three points on the board in_ they have to get three points on the board in the europa league and claim of the _ board in the europa league and claim of the table. board in the europa league and claim of the table-— of the table. manchester united on beatin: the of the table. manchester united on beating the europa _ of the table. manchester united on beating the europa league, - of the table. manchester united on beating the europa league, three i beating the europa league, three joyce, and some of the players know him in the past, victor lindelof played alongside him when he played for benfica, and manuel garcia played under him, but they want to im

with the new manchester united head coach in the champions league tomorrow.de host city in portugal and amorim has said he knows everyone in manchester will be watching him. his sporting side come off the back of a 5—1 win in their league. in contrast, manchester city have lost their last two games — against tottenham in the league cup and bournemouth in the premier league. our chief football reporter simon stone is in lisbon ahead of the match. the last time sporting played manchester city here, nearly three years ago, they were hammered 5—0. the coach thinks he has improved since then but he warns, so has pep guardiola. he is not entirely sure whether victory or defeat would be better as he goes into his newjob at old trafford. his concern is that they when we draw comparisons with one of the greatest managers of all time. translation: mi; one of the greatest managers of all time. translation:— one of the greatest managers of all time. translation: my focus is on winnin: time. translation: my focus is on winning the — time. translation: my focus is on winni

yes, as we are discovering with manchester . discovering with manchester city at — discovering with manchester to an _ premier league, things do come to an end. — premier league, things do come to an end, so i've had it hard to an end, so i've had it hard tojudge _ to an end, so i've had it hard tojudge sporting and say that is the — tojudge sporting and say that is the end, because they had a bad is the end, because they had a had night, _ is the end, because they had a bad night, mostly because of what — bad night, mostly because of what arsenal did. i think all the credit needs to go to arsenat— the credit needs to go to arsenal tonight, from the intent _ arsenal tonight, from the intent of the manager, from his demands— intent of the manager, from his demands he said before the game, _ demands he said before the game, coming and make a statement tonight. they certainly do that. it is true the result is very different but the performance and as well the disappointment we faced when we felt we played into, i was so pleased with the result, and i knew that in that pathway, good things were go

yeah, good night for manchester united.pa league, 37—year—old pedro scored an injury—time winner for the table—toppers lazio against porto. ajax thrashed macabi tel aviv 5—0 to go second in the group. ten—man tottenham were beaten 3—2 at galatasary, thanks to a brace from victor oshimen. ange postecoglu's side slip to seventh, with nine points from theirfour games. with the ball, just really wasteful and gave it away way too many times unnecessarily. and that allows them to sort of get a foothold in the areas that they're good at. they obviously got some good plays in the front third, and we just allowed that to happen way too often. and ultimately, we paid a price for it. in the europa conference league, chelsea smashed competitions debutants fc noah 8—0. joao felix and christopher nkunku both scoring twice at stamford bridge to take them top of the table. there were away wins for olympia, rapid vienna, heinenheim, and sant gallen. england's interim manager lee carsley has handed first call—ups to southampton defender tayl

the fans will be worried but manchester united fans might be thrust.osure necessity and not long ago, but should manchester united be excited? �* . . , but should manchester united be excited? �* , . , ., , ., excited? he's a very talented young coach, excited? he's a very talented young coach. and. — excited? he's a very talented young coach, and, like _ excited? he's a very talented young coach, and, like you _ excited? he's a very talented young coach, and, like you said _ excited? he's a very talented young coach, and, like you said last- coach, and, like you said last night, his manchester united team will play different from the sporting lisbon team, all of that, differently, but yes something special. he differently, but yes something secial. . differently, but yes something secial. , ., ., , special. he did play it down a bit, manauuin special. he did play it down a bit, managing expectations, - special. he did play it down a bit, managing expectations, and - special. he did play it down a bit, managing expectations, and i - special. he did pla

manchester united think so.ed him as one of the most exciting and highly rated young coaches in european football. our reporter adam wild is at old trafford for us. very exciting for fans, but they are ask if this is the man to bring the club back to full potential. indeed. as a question. _ club back to full potential. indeed. as a question, as _ club back to full potential. indeed. as a question, as everyone - club back to full potential. indeed. as a question, as everyone here i club back to full potential. indeed. i as a question, as everyone here has been asking. can ruben succeed where so many have it? many have gone and come without success of the fans. including a first title for sporting an almost 20 years. he continues his burgeoning career asjoe lynskey reports. in lisbon already, he's turned one club around. it had been 19 years since sporting won the title, but then they brought in ruben amorim as coach. he's 39 years old. he's now won that league twice at manchester united. he's next in the hot seat

we'll start with the premier league where liverpool are now eight points clear of manchester city atop of the table after coming from behind to beat southampton 3—2 at st mary's. russell martin's side may be in trouble, with just one league win so far this season — but they didn't make it easy for liverpool who're riding high, with their manager arne slot only five months into his reign. the visitors went ahead through dominic szoboszlai. but southampton equalised soon afterwards with a penalty from adam armstrong. mateus fernandes scored for the home side to put them 2—1 in front, but then two goals from mo salah gave liverpool the win and extended their lead at the top of the table following manchester city's defeat on saturday. it wasn't a surprise for us, because we saw how they played against city, how they played against arsenal, they played against newcastle in away games, let alone if they play a home game against a top team. so it wasn't a surprise that they made it difficult for us, but we dominated the complete game. but because of we went down after an hour 2—1, it made i

in the city of manchester, zoning rewrite, and bring more units in manchester.city of manchester, to set the city of her success in the long-term. stuart: i'm surprised you haven't mentioned manchester has become biotech center. have i got that right? >> yes indeed. i think this is a continuation of the story manchester has always told her. when we emigrated to manchester one hundred 40 years ago, they were in the middle and one hundred 40 years ago we were living in textile manufacturing. now we have this incredible medicine industry being built here. the continuation this holds, manchester is leading the world, for generations to come. 7,000 new jobs, 35,000 indirect jobs created as a result and that will make house the silicon valley of the east coast and with that, housing pressure as well running out of inventory. stuart: this is a boost for housing prices in manchester, new hampshire. thanks for being with us, congratulations, see you again soon. >> i hope so as well. stuart: still ahead. i work in new york. i noticed the slow deterioration of the city, th

not great for manchester city.y packed evening for goals, a0 scored across the nine games, and arsenal were among the big winners on tuesday. they came away from high—fliers, sporting, with a 5—1 win to put their campaign back on track. ian dennis was in lisbon. arsenal equalling, then, their biggest away win in the champions league on their travels. mikel arteta had talked about the need for a statement victory, a statement performance, and they certainly provided it. 0h, absolutely, that was an incredible performance from arsenal, right from the first whistle they took the game to sporting. we have seen arsenal in european football this season and they have sat back and maybe try to grow into the game. that wasn't the case this evening, they literally took the ball, stopped sporting to play, started creating chance after chance and they got buddies chance after chance and they got bodies into the sporting penalty area to get on the end. there was real intent about their performance and they were rewarded for it.

— did you watch manchester united iasi night? iiiii— did you watch manchester united last niuht?ld trafford, acuidin last night? at old trafford, guiding them _ last night? at old trafford, guiding them to _ last night? at old trafford, guiding them to a - last night? at old trafford, guiding them to a win - last night? at old trafford, guiding them to a win in . last night? at old trafford, | guiding them to a win in the english lee, he faced questions about his own future, only joining the club in the summer as the assessor before being asked to step up and now as interim manager. he says he is happy to help in whatever position but expects to return to his substantive role in the new manager is appointed. the club is a difficult situation. it club is a difficult situation. it is — club is a difficult situation. it is not _ club is a difficult situation. it is not where we all wanted to he — it is not where we all wanted to he the _ it is not where we all wanted to be the challenges therefore are bigger, that is why i am here, — are bigger, that is why i am here, and. _ are big

probably in that respect stronger than manchester city, stronger than manchester city, stronger thanr city, stronger than arsenal. but a superb save. you are used to sing back of the neck goals when they step up from 12 yards. it really has been a dream start for slot then, his liverpool side are flying high domestically, well ahead of the rest and also continue to set the standard in europe too. i liked a lot of what i saw. not everything. we controlled the first half with creating a few chances but also bought we were still a bit sloppy so we lost the ball and an easy situation or forced a bit too much. try to be even more patient, that the gaps open up instead of forcing them. it helps if the first seven minutes after halftime, we had total dominance. if bad is good, a collectors than we were flying. ——if they had not scored a goal like this we would be flying. aston villa were so close to ending their winless run in all competitions, but they had a late goal ruled out againstjuventus, which they thought had won them the game. diego carlos fouled the juventus keeper, michele di gr

did you watch manchester united last night? - back qt old trafford, fresh from guiding them to a 5—2 win in the english cup, ruud faced questions about his own future, onlyjoining the club in the summer as the assistant before being asked to step up now as interim manager. he says he is happy to help in whatever position but expects to return to his substantive role when the new manager is appointed. the club is in a difficult situation. it is not where we all want it to be, the challenges therefore are bigger, that is why i am here, and, of course, it is a situation where everyone is looking at manchester united but also people on the ground, on the floor here, to do the utmost, supported by our fans. of course, it is a process is something to work for and do everything for. you said the ownership —| you said it is short—term, "go and do it." does that mean you are - expecting to leave when the new manager comes in? what does the future hold for you? - you have been the manager, you could have the managerl before deciding - to

two in manchester, two injamaica. — three games.ica, talk about defensive units for the jamaican side who play together out in _ jamaican side who play together out in australia, professional netbatt— out in australia, professional netball together and we can see that on— netball together and we can see that on the way they work together with the england side realty— together with the england side really having to push through the defence.— the defence. you can see the hiuh the defence. you can see the high level— the defence. you can see the high level of _ the defence. you can see the high level of trust _ the defence. you can see the high level of trust that - the defence. you can see the high level of trust that there | high level of trust that there are any unit. they are able to come out and win a clean bowl which they didn't made it really difficult for england to get that ball through so both teams will have to go back tonight, have a look at their homework and see where the i% as have to bring tomorrow for the game because

manchester is a thrivin: this year? manchester is a thriving city. _ this year?ng city. it is literally the home of so many creators. i mean, londoners as well but after london it is definitely manchester. they have never really done it there, so it is somewhere different. we are still in the uk, still keeping it stronger but we are also branching out to different places. and manchester examples of fun. �* ., places. and manchester examples offun. �* ., ., of fun. and what about the ability of — of fun. and what about the ability of the _ of fun. and what about the ability of the awards - of fun. and what about the ability of the awards are i of fun. and what about the ability of the awards are to j ability of the awards are to stop the get of the stars out and still be relevant. they used to be an absolute cornerstone, of cultural life. are they still? definitely. the emas, they are solidified in the music industry awards. you really know that every time november comes and you have got the emas, grammy nominations, but you put at the awards also represent people

a new manager, a push of the reset button for manchester united. confirmation of his appointment, ruben amorim saw his team make an electric start at portman road, playing as predicted with wingbacks and three central defenders, it was one of those wingbacks who provided the spark as ahmad raced forward and marcus rashford starting in a central striking role nudged in after just 81 seconds. but the early vigour didn't last and ipswich asserted themselves in response stop andre onana's superbly denied liam delap but was helpless to stop a marie hutcheson's deflected shot. as the home team chasing back—to—back victories drew level before half—time. onana kept out delap again early in the second half with ruben amorim incessantly prowling the touchline and what had become an uncomfortable premier league initiation. as players often lacked conviction. bruno fernandez came close with the free kick but united had to settle for a point, still in the bottom half of the premier league table. let's hear what ruben amorim had to say about his first game in ch

also through with two group games to spare is manchester city women.beat swedish side hammarby 2—1 in stockholm to keep their perfect record of four wins from four. khadija shaw got both of city's goals to become the club's all—time top scorer in the competition with seven. let's take a look at the other results in the women's champions league on thursday. in arsenal's group, bayern munich and voleringa drew 1—1. barcelona beat austrian side sant polten 4—1. in the men's game, manchester city manager, pep guardiola has signed a new two—year contract extension, which will keep him at the club until 2027. his contract was due to expire at the end of the season and guardiola admitted he thought he would leave, but that now, he felt he could not go — perhaps because of the four defeats in a row he has suffered. the 53—year—old joined city in 2016 and has won 18 trophies, including six premier league titles and a champions league with the club. last season, city became the first mens team in the history of english football to win four top—flight titles in a

and from portugal to manchester — sporting lisbon�*s 39—year—old ruben amorim is manchester united'sd coach. and on newsnight at 10:30, we'll go deeper behind the headlines and speak live to key players on today's big stories. plus, a first look at tomorrow's front pages. good evening. welcome to the bbc news at ten. more than 200 people are known to have died in the flash floods in eastern spain, and dozens are still missing, three days after the deadliest flood related disaster in europe since the 1970s. this evening, the spanish authorities have extended a red alert for torrential rain on the country's southern coast over the weekend. thousands of volunteers have joined the military and emergency services in the valencia region to help with the rescue and clean—up operation. mark lowen reports from valencia. beneath the mangled scrapheap, a painful question. could it be hiding yet more dead? they picked their way through what turned from tunnel to death trap. each day, new bodies found. with tragedy comes an army of solidarity, communities stunned by spain's worst natural disaster

julia manchester, thank ou for devos. julia manchester, thank you for your _ devos.i you for your thoughts. thank ou. palestinian health officials say at least ten people, including women and children, have been killed in an israeli strike on a school sheltering displaced families in gaza city. the israeli military says the abu assi school building within the al—shati camp was being used by hamas as a command and control centre. joe inwood reports from jerusalem. siren wails in the chaotic aftermath of the strike, they searched for anyone who might have survived. this was once a un—run school, abu assi, but had been providing shelterfor displaced families. israel has told everyone to leave the north of gaza. it is clear tens of thousands have not. that was not the only attack in gaza today. local health officials say 30 people were killed across the strip. this man witnessed another airstrike, reportedly on a barber shop in gaza city. translation: i saw people flying. - i brought my horse and carried them here. three people, they were torn to pieces. the missile sudd

liverpool are now eight points clear of manchester city at the top of the premier league after comingnd to beat southampton 3—2 at st mary's. russell martin's side may be in trouble, with just one league win so far this season — but they didn't make it easy for liverpool, who're riding high, with their manager arne slot only five months into his reign. nick parrot reports. with liverpool having made the best start in their history in southampton, the worse, many might have expected a comfortable afternoon for the league leaders. it looked like that would be the case when this clearance was pounced on by dominik szoboszlai. his first league goal since january wasn't enough to get southampton's ambitions. they cut and immediately —— where they would have got an immediate redemption. liverpool have been tight at the back under the new boss but they had to resort to foul means to halt the surging tyler dibling. armstrong was perhaps fortunate to get a second chance. there was no luck about the second, as matias fernandez claimed his first league goal since joining southampton. an upset lo

manchester united have appointed a new manager.united. calling him one of the most exciting and highly rated young coaches in european football, the premier league club said they were delighted to announce the appointment of ruben amorim as head coach of the men's first team. he willjoin untiljune 2027 with the option of a further year. 2027 with the option of a further ear. , ., , ., ., , year. he will bring a bit of hope and excitement _ year. he will bring a bit of hope and excitement back _ year. he will bring a bit of hope and excitement back to - year. he will bring a bit of hope and excitement back to this - year. he will bring a bit of hope | and excitement back to this club i should say that susie last time round voted for donald trump. in this election she s thinking of not voting for either of the candidates. an average of the polls suggests kamala harris is only ahead by one point so this race is incredibly tight. more from us here in arizona at ten, know back to you, sophie. manchester united have appointed a new manag

real madrid, manchester - victory. real madrid, manchester city - victory. in the league for a few years now, combined with liverpool because liverpool was always up up there as well, competing with these two clubs. so it is a special week for us, especially because we played two times at home. if you are at liverpool, you always play big games, but yes, these two are special because these three clubs have dominated the league in europe for so many years recently, so yes, especially eager to play. it will still be a fantastic _ eager to play. it will still be a fantastic game, _ eager to play. it will still be a fantastic game, a - eager to play. it will still be l a fantastic game, a important game — a fantastic game, a important game. we have to make points, this is_ game. we have to make points, this is true, _ game. we have to make points, this is true, we have to be able — this is true, we have to be able in _ this is true, we have to be able in these four games until the end — able in these four games until the end of this phase, we have to try— the en

can he get manchester united out of the slump they are in at the moment?h. it has been a pretty poorly kept secret that ruben amorim

manchester united found themselves 13 is in the table.at kilmarnock. but it was a long hard battle, as alex fletcher reports. back to the scene of their last league triumph, celtic arrived at rugby park full of confidence, but this wouldn't be easy. kilmarnock creating problems from the off. and that first—half pressure continued to grow. marley watkins inches away from putting the home side in front. they would live to regret. callum mcgregor�*s causing confusion at the back. celtic finding a way to lead at the break. refusing to feel sorry for themselves, kilmarnock continued to probe, and found the perfect opening. but matty kennedy could only find the gloves of kasper schmeichel. derek mcinnis of finding it hard to watch. celtic now look for breathing space, and in kuhn have a in a red—hot form. a fourth goal in his last three matches. celtic back on top of the league. elsewhere, there are just minutes left at ibrox where rangers are taking on hearts. cyriel dessers gave them an early lead with his tenth goal of the season and it rema