what did you find out about what manchester city was doing?revelations. we went through a lot of material, millions of documents, and we had a team at the paper and with our partners at european news media. we looked into the books and the e—mails of manchester city as well as uefa and we found out that there was a clear case, at least from what we have seen regarding the sponsorship income that manchester city declared towards uefa. so it seems that they overstated sponsorship income, wearers they we re sponsorship income, wearers they were actually expenses from the club ownership. uefa tries to prevent clu bs ownership. uefa tries to prevent clubs from paying as much money as they want, they want to balance their expensive expenses with their income and they want to prevent clu bs income and they want to prevent clubs from over spending and going bankrupt. this was against the ambition of the club leadership from manchester city, which is governed from the state leadership in abu dhabi. it appears like they didn‘t adhere to the rules that e

and english the giants manchester united manchester city fined 30000000 euros and banned from europe's champions league the 2 seasons city was found guilty of breaching spending for years. i'm anthony howard thanks for joining me a laundry list of conflicts and uncertainty over the west's role in the world the dominating the meaning security conference some 3 dozen heads of state diplomats and security experts have gathered in southern germany the west's dwindling influence on global security has even spawned a new target lists. the who's who of international politics. with plenty to discuss. the german president frank steinmeyer spent much of his keynote speech deploring the decline of internationalism and of european unity he had harsh words for russia china and the us. and the been that our closest ally the united states of america under the current administration rejects the idea of an international community. great again great again if necessary also at the expense of maybe. fittingly enough it was a former u.s. secretary of state from another era john kerry who made a plea for re

the stakes have never been higher for manchester city. u efa been higher for manchester city.ous investigation six years ago and which they find manchester city than for breaking those break even rules, the financial fair play regulations was that they been fined again at 25 main pounds, 30 million euros, that isa drop main pounds, 30 million euros, that is a drop in the ocean but what is really going to hurt is that from next season and the season after, u efa next season and the season after, uefa say they will be excluded from all european competition and that is the one competition, the champion slake that for all the billions, hundreds of millions put into the skull by the abu dhabi ruling family, that is the one competition they have failed to crack. four premier league titles, for bleak cups as well. but now they set —— they are set for a period in the wilderness. we have paper which are in response from manchester city who we re in response from manchester city who were accused of failing to co—operate with this investigation. they say they are disappointed and not sur

always denied these allegations but it isa always denied these allegations but it is a huge buffer manchester citytheir winter break, but wolves and leicester are back from theirs. wolves can go into the top six with a win. leicester could go above city... we have had 20 minutes at the clock in molineux. you can listen to live commentary on radio 55. another dramatic final ball decider in the second t20 between south africa and england. assemblyman came out on top posting 20a-7 assemblyman came out on top posting 20a—7 for the 20 overs in durban... south africa were always up with the captain firing this statement a massive six admitted to a half a century, the quickest south african to do so in t20 cricket. three of final two balls needed. two wickets seeing him to victory for the final mac takes places on sunday. —— final match. sullivan is through to the world semifinal stomach he will play karen wilson in the finals after he knocked out the... tonight conflict quarterfinal between judgement... and that is all the support for now. more for you in the next hour. look forward to that, ben, thank

or joining in the studios debuts had a clever have a what is it now that manchester city are alleged to have done they fundamentally spent loads loads more money than they should have done it is complicated because there are rules these financial fair play rules that are supposed to limit how much of a loss each club is allowed to make but we have a specific situation with manchester city where the owner is shake moms who are from the abu dhabi ruling family and he's just poor billions of pounds into this into manchester city and that has made the finances of the club very uneven he's put loads of money and bought expensive players paid them lots of money and didn't half it seems like didn't have enough of a sponsorship deal to offset the losses at the club by far too much of a large loss making the whole place really unstable so these u.s. financial flare fair play rules is this not exactly what they introduced it is exactly why they were introduced they were introduced to control to try to control this billionaire kind of you know play boys who buy themselves a football club for fu

there was already a settlement between manchester city and uefa back in 2014.n back then, for these investigations. so the rules are quite clear for uefa, if they find that a club does not stick to their rules, the hardest punishment they can hand out is ban them from the competitions that uefa organises. and this is a significant step because these competitions are very lucrative for each individual club because they can make a lot of money with that. and with manchester city now sits out two years it‘s going to be a huge gap in their income. so they are going to miss out on a lot of money. uefa really had to take a step like that if they wanted to be taken seriously in the future because if they didn‘t, if they hadn‘t punished manchester city for those blatant wrongdoings that seem to be the case, then all the other clubs in europe could have seen that there is a simple way to circumvent the rules and the uefa control bodies don‘t really act on it. from today, companies which provide phone, broadband and pay—tv services will have to alert customers when their

may last year manchester city lifted the fa cup in front of just over manchester city lifted the fa cupeally good attractive football that people want to come and watch. if that continues and it grows, then i think the prize money will align itself to that. why might the sea eagles travel to crystal palace on sunday hoping for a quarterfinal stop. lewes face a tough test against arsenal, but a strong platform to get their voices heard. last year chris ingham became the first british rally driver to win the european championships in more than 50 years. two weeks before the start of the season though, he had thought his dream was over when his sponsor pulled out. but, with a bit of help from his mum jo, who started a crowdfunding page, he managed to raise 20—thousand pounds to get back in the driving seat. a week before the rally they said my main sponsor pulled out will a two—year contract and that really drop me and it and two—year contract and that really drop me and itand it two—year contract and that really drop me and it and it could have ended my whole career, but i wasn‘t going to

manchester city to be hit by this hand. he had been wanting psd nations for that french champions as well. other european leagues, but i think he might have manchester city has been handed where they get far too unfairly. they want a level playing field. they want peace fair playing field. they want peace fair play regulations to kick in. for cities part day and i to come out fighting but all the bad lawyers. they will get this overturned. they builtan empire they will get this overturned. they built an empire here in the east of manchester, and credible infrastructure here. they have put into this part of manchester. you just fearfor into this part of manchester. you just fear for what will happen the next five years if they get kicked out of european football. he can feed a teen getting dismantled, management dismantled, you just wondered what effect will have on this club should they fail in this. thank you forjoining on this alive. we get more now from the football my. we can get more now from football finance expert ki

breaking news, manchester city banned from european competition for the next two seasons.this decision. manchester city state they are disappointment don't disappointed but not surprised and they are going to appeal. banned for they are going to appeal. banned for the next two seasons. we will have more on bbc news throughout the evening. don't forget bbc for all of the latest. we'll see you next time, goodbye. the parents of a baby who clinician say is brain stem that have lost their legal us feel to force the hospital to keep treating him. four—month—old midrar ali has been ona four—month—old midrar ali has been on a ventilator at st. mary's hospital in manchester since birth. 0ur reporter is outside the hospital. jill, can you remind us the background of this case? yes, midrarali the background of this case? yes, midrar ali just four months old. he's been on of a mic ventilator and feeding tube at st. mary's hospital in this complex behind me. there we re in this complex behind me. there were complications during his birth which led to her found were complications durin

a huge blow for manchester city. they are banned from european competition for two seasons after breaching financial rules. they say they will appeal. pregnancy, parenthood and precious times with her own amazing granny. the duchess of cambridge chats about her experiences for a new podcast. good morning. another weekend brings another storm. storm dennis, which will bring gail's and a lot of rain in places, with the risk of flooding. i'll tell you where it's going to be wettest and windiest a little later in the programme. —— gails. it is saturday 15 february. our top story: tens of thousands of air passengers are facing major disruption after their flights were cancelled overnight, as storm dennis brings chaos to half—term holiday plans. amber weather warnings remain in place and a major incident has been declared in parts of west yorkshire, where the environment agency are warning hundreds of homes are at risk of flooding. jon donnison reports. after last weekend's pummelling from storm ciara, britain is now braci

manchester city say they'll appeal against their ban from european competitions for the next two seasonsroken financial fair play rules. the uk has held talks with china over giving beijing's state—owned railway builder a role in constructing the hs2 rail link. from today, companies which provide phone, broadband and pay—tv services will have to alert customers when their contracts are coming to an end. in her first podcast interview — the duchess of cambridge reveals her parenting inspiration comes form her "granny" who involved her as a child in arts and crafts, gardening and cooking. and in half an hour here on bbc news, click meets former footballer rio ferdinand, who's on a mission to educate parents about the gaming habits of their children. hello, good afternoon. if you have justjoined us welcome hello, good afternoon. if you have just joined us welcome to hello, good afternoon. if you have justjoined us welcome to bbc news. tens of thousands of air passengers are facing major disruption after their flights were cancelled overnight as storm dennis brings chaos to half term holiday

on the pitch after last weeks uefa punishment i‘m katie shanahan, live at the etihad as manchester cityrom european football also coming up in the programme. injury hit tottenham take on leipzig in the champions league a very big dealfor their a very big deal for their opponents. inducted into the hall of fame, but what has the game learned from his tragic death. and will head live to las vegas for a flavour of fight week ahead of furey versus wilder pa rt week ahead of furey versus wilder part two. evening, manchester city face west ham injust under an hour, this is the league match that was postponed ten days ago becasue of storm keera, they got special permission from uefa to play on a champions league night. last friday, the champions were informed by uefa that they were guilty of serious breaches of their financial fairplay regulations. a 25 million pound fine and thrown out of european compettion for two seasons, the club are appealing against and today we heard from the chief executive, ferran sorriano, who says they have provided irrefutable evidence that the claims are not true

that story, obviously manchester city contesting best. m essa g es manchester city contesting best.essages about fans his clubs have to adhere to these financial fairplay bills and are quite difficult to compliant with current have to sell players and so on. perhaps they have a lot of sympathy if these allegations which manchester city did not, prove to be true. they are facing a section at the effect is being sent to live by their own in the effect is being sent to live by theirown ina the effect is being sent to live by their own in a way back to clubs, can't. manchester you said they will appeal. let's turn to the front page of the early. and it is stored in a sea star. we had cannot last again. i think this is the fourth name start next year. so far. february. cannot last for hundreds of homes flooded in. hundreds when the power. we had another weekend of 80 mile an hour winds, heavy complex, we had another weekend of 80 mile an hourwinds, heavy complex, more exciting predicted. trains will be down. it is not cadiz. i was watching your coverage earlier on east to work in the col

could run their manchester city rail out of the competition they sent me i mean they've given themselves. a great chance really that taking syria way cole's backs in manchester that means even a one no win for round madrid won't be enough remember waco was the face of accounts out of them we really need to give manchester city in the quality of the credit for the way they set up and approach the game because it was quite brave he dropped his best attacking play as they and says they were agrarian that allowed him to pack the midfield and that really had the effect of stifling the draitser kevin to bring and then really steps up and of course this all comes against the backdrop of this european ban on manchester city that fans were chanting against the way for a shot that day now go out every said look this is not given us that insensitive i'm not sure we can really believe him because one of the reasons he cited said he is expensive is because the owners once were in the competition now while they study cost of the game and he said if any side can tell him this $1.00 around israel madrid

manchester city say they'll appeal against their ban from european competitions for the next two seasons, after they were found to have broken financial fair play rules. the uk has held talks with china over giving beijing's state—owned railway builder a role in constructing the h52 rail link. from today, companies which provide phone, broadband and pay—tv services will have to alert customers when their contracts are coming to an end. in her first podcast interview, the duchess of cambridge reveals her parenting inspiration comes form her "granny", who involved her as a child in arts and crafts, gardening and cooking. and, in half an hour here on bbc news, the travel show goes to sri lanka, where electric tuk—tuks are taking to the road as part of measures to tackle air pollution there. tens of thousands of air passengers are facing major disruption, after their flights were cancelled overnight as storm dennis brings chaos to half term holiday plans. the met office has issued 8 weather warnings, covering most of the uk this weekend and a major incident has been declared in parts of west

manchester city attends to appeal.ris, theto rob correspondent for the associated press new g agency and joins us live. the champions league is the most lucrative club competition in the world. it is a huge blow. live -- willester lose around 150 million euros in prize money they would be getting for reaching the league in hitting the quarterfinals last season. it was all of the television revenue, the receipts from going to games, and the reputational damage from a club. it's unprecedented ban of this level. one of the richest clubs in world football. indeed, world sports. >> they are planning to appeal. can they avoid a ban? have once over financial fairplay. that was in 2014, when they were found to be massively overspending to try and reach the top state. they struck a financial sanction at that time. many thought they should have been banned from the league. many thought it was a sanction that should have been imposed back then. what we found out is many do take -- details relating to that think close alleged dece

what did manchester city do wrong here?ey fall afoul of financial fairplay rulings introduced by uefa back in 2011. they have not been completely enforced all the time, if you ask me. it is set up to prevent spending more than clubs are in. that is meant to secure long-term investment. we have seen a lot of billionaires invest in football clubs over the past decades. also it is designed to dampen player wage inflation, which we have seen quite a lot of. manchester city's owner is part of the abu dhabi ruling family, and he has plowed literally billions into this club. one ththing you mentioned is thy falsified their sponsorship revenue. last year, "there spiegel -- " der spiegel" unveiled that a sponsorship deal with etiad airways -- actually, $57 million of that was being paid by shipments who are -- paid by sheik manzour or his company. anchor: this came out of the emails that have been leaked? max: city have been flouting these rules since the beginning. the losses they posted were 180 million in that period. they were f

but this is a catastrophic blow for manchester city. they are contesting it and wa nt city., the ruling that they will be banned for two years from european competition. they've also been handed a huge fine but that is not much for them for a clu b but that is not much for them for a club like manchester. but the real hit is the ban from european competition for two years. that keeps revenue away from them and makes it hard to retain talent and attract new players. players may find that they cannot play in the european competition. the allegation is that their sponsorship deal with etihad, and the money has come from, has not come from the airline, it has not come from the airline, it has come from the owner which is contrary to the rules. if that is upheld it will be a disastrous low. and that is what it is all about. your incoming revenue and you're out doing has to basically match. good luck with your nephew, martin. thank you to both of you. that's it for the papers tonight. don't forget you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. it's all t

manchester city come from behind to start real madrid to one and gain the advantage in their last 16 times. follow in terry martin good to have you with us the coronavirus is now spreading faster outside of china than in it here in germany 10 new cases have been confirmed since tuesday evening and the government has set up an emergency. taskforce to deal with the outbreak 2 patients are being treated at a hospital in the city of dusseldorf authorities warn that the number of cases is likely to rise significantly as they're no longer able to trace the chain of infection. german health minister again says the country is at the beginning of a coronavirus epidemic and is urging regional authorities to review their emergency planning if. we are at the beginning of a coronavirus of adamic in germany the cases in north rhine-westphalia. or a further sign of this change of infection are partly and this is a new aspect not traceable there are multiple persons who have had contact with the infected patients. and that's a qualitative difference to the 16 infectious cases we've already had in ge

and in soccer you a full bands of manchester city from champions league competition for the next 2 seasons the preaching it's the spending groups will get reactions and look at what's next for the english club. and happy birthday to you tube and we take a look at how far the massive video sharing site has come in all sorts 15 years ago with an elephant a video. i'm called assman to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and all around the world welcome a laundry list of conflicts and uncertainty over the west's role in the world are the topic issues at the munich security conference which kicked off this afternoon nearly 3 dozen heads of states diplomats and top security experts are coming together for the annual gathering in southern germany the west's dwindling influence on global security as even spawn a new term west listener. the who's who of international politics. with plenty to discuss. the german president. spent much of his keynote speech deploring the decline of internationalism and of european unity he had harsh words for russia china and the us. unknowns and the footman th

not so much to celebrate now: manchester city say they're disappointed and will appeal after being bannedm european football for two seasons. hello and welcome. the authorities in the chinese capital, beijing, are asking people returning to the city to quarantine themselves for m days to prevent the spread of the coronavirus. state media says those who refuse will be punished. the order was issued to coincide with the end of the lunar new year holiday, which was extended to help contain the outbreak. speaking in munich, the chinese foreign minister defended beijing's management of the epidemic — and criticised what he called the "overreaction" of some other countries. translation: this is a new virus, so it takes time for people to understand more about it, and it will be a gradual process. the same has happened in other countries. if we look at the past epidemics, we will see that the government will eventually make decisions based on a series of tests, research and development. that is responsible government. the chinese government promptly picked up clues that emerged in society at the

manchester city — banned from european football for the next two seasons.ut of the champions league from the 2020—21 season in a move that could have far reaching consequences on and off the field. olly foster is at the etihad stadium. olly, how did we get to this stage? we got back six years and there was an investigation into manchester city financial fair play, at their finances. they were fined £49 million. there were either sanctioned around you may fax european about lay down. but they went back into that investigation and for the 12 to 18 months. looking at particular on the same name, name title sponsor. they found sitting serious violations. a overinflated just how much money they were getting from the stadium. the main eventin getting from the stadium. the main event in it. a complication is that the stadium is owned by the club owners. the ruling family who had pumped so much money into this club for the last 12 years. they found that not only they didn't go along with the investigation, manchester city, but they were serious breaches. we have ba

well, pep guardiola they're showing how he is 100% committed to manchester city, which will be a realcult time, well next up their city is leicester, and then the real test is yet to come when they hear that championship league music against real madrid in the last 60 next week. it's the story that will keep on going for the next few months, isn't it, katie? thank you very much for now. kilmarnock and aberdeen also fought it out for a place in the last eight of the scottish cup tonight. it finished goalless between the two sides in the first match but aberdeen got the best of a seven goal thriller tonight let's have a quick look at some of the days other headlines. ole gunnar solskjaer says marcus rashford's back injury is more severe than they thought. he has a stress fracture in his back. still no place for finra salonsz's six nation squad after his pretournament fall out with head coach, townsend has made three changes to the team to face italy and rome on saturday though, as both look for theirfirst wins and rome on saturday though, as both look for their first wins of the campaig

within the last few minutes, manchester city has been banned from the champions league for two seasons and fined 30 million euros for breaching financial fair play rules. 20 £5 million. the uk prepares for more torrential rain and winds of up to 80 mph. storm dennis is expected to batter the uk this weekend. a landmark free speech victory at the high court, for a man who was warned by police about allegedly transphobic messages on social media. we have never had a gestapo or a stasi in great britain. but the actions of humberside police came way too close to comfort. this is a watershed moment for liberty. borisjohnson's new cabinet meets for the first time since yesterday's dramatic resignation of sajid javid as chancellor. the number of people diagnosed with mumps in england is at its highest for a decade. and on newswatch: as storms hit the uk, is it necessary or responsible for reporters and camera crews to be out in their midst? join us tonight at 7:45pm here on bbc news. good evening. manchester city fc and banned from european competition for the next two season after being foun

nick cushing's final game as manchester city women's coach saw them beat title rivals arsenal 2—1 to side new york city. chelsea are point behind in second after thrashing west ham 8—0. beth england scored twice — while maren mjelde also got two goals. elsewhere brighton beat everton i—o and reading drewi—i with manchester united. novak djokovic has won an eighth australian open title, it was a gripping final in melbourne as he came back from two sets to one down against the austrian dominic thiem. the serb, complained of dizziness and dehydration but he is now up to 17 grand slam titles. john watson is there for us. good evening, a very warm welcome to melbourne park at what has been that men's final day. novak djokovic successfully defending his title, beating austria's dominic team and five thrilling sets. it extends his record to eight australian titles and continues the stranglehold of the big three in men's tennis. they've now one the last 13 titles. a walk through the corridor of champions would confirm the size of the task novak dominic thirm face. novak djokovic, a seven—tim

manchester city put some distance between themselves and third place leicester, in the late kick off.nd almost blew their chance to try and keep up some sort of challenge to league leaders liverpool — who are still 19 points clear. with liverpool being a clear favourite for number one, this was i was going to be a key fixture in the race for second. both sides struggling to find consistency of light, this was an opportunity to start hitting at the right notes. jamie vardy tends to produce a memorable solo performances against manchester city, only the fame of the ghoul stopped him from giving leicester an early lead. at the other end, kasper schmeichel played his of all, although he was beaten just before half—time. celebrations cut short, sergio aguero's goal disallowed for offside. they strike oui’ disallowed for offside. they strike our current squad for every month, but he would get another opportunity. he would be denied. 0nce opportunity. he would be denied. once a former manchester city player, now kasper schmeichel was left out hero. when aguero falters, gabriel normally steps

and coming up on sportsday on bbc news — manchester city are in action for the first time since theirut there's been no problem on the pitch against west ham. good evening. proposals for the uk's post—brexit immigration system were unveiled today by the government, which said it was fulfilling its commitment to the public and taking back control of the country's borders. the home secretary, priti patel, published proposals for a visa system based on points to replace free movement for eu citizens. this is how it's going to work: under the new rules — which come into force next january — people who want to come here to work have to reach 70 points. there are three essential requirements: the applicant must be able to speak english — that's worth ten points. he or she must have a job offer — which is worth another 20 points. and that job needs to be at what's called an ‘appropriate skill level‘ — if it is, you get another 20 points. if the salary is above £25,600 — that's worth a further 20 points — making the crucial total of 70 points. but if the job pays less, you can still get point

the english premier league side manchester city are banned from european football for two seasons forreaking financial rules. a top us official says a seven—day truce between the us and the taliban in afghanistan will begin soon, and could lead to american troop withdrawals. the legal limbo is over for a top target of the president. former fbi deputy andrew mckay will not face charges over claims he lied about leaks. hello and welcome to bbc news. the authorities in the chinese capital, beijing, are asking people returning to the city to quarantine themselves for 14 days to prevent the spread of the covid—i9 virus. state media says those who refuse will be punished. the order was issued to coincide with the end of the lunar new year holiday, extended this year to help contain the outbreak. speaking in munich, the chinese foreign minister defended beijing's management of the epidemic and criticised what he called the overreaction of some other countries. translation: this is a new virus, so it takes time for people to understand more about it, and it will be a gradual process. the same

a big night for manchester city.hem is that sterling is back after his hamstring injury. it has not been in the best at farm over the last injuries. 0nly it has not been in the best at farm over the last injuries. only one from their last four matches. when i wouldn't dare star players as well. recipient knows so much is riding on this. the trade is the most successful tea m this. the trade is the most successful team and champions league history. they have won 13 times, and they are taking somebody tonight. rangers are in europa league action tonight too, defending a 3—2 lead from the first leg against braga. approaching full time in portugal.... they lead i—nil following a brilliant goalfrom ryan kent, thats 4—2 on aggregate the five time grand slam champion maria sharapova has retired from tennis at the age of 32. she spent the best part of a decade at the top of her sport as one of the highest paid and most recognisable sportswomen on the planet. it's a career with plenty of highs and lows. my my hands on the atr

holder manchester city managed to get a game in and thrashed ipswich — the lowest team to make it toent players scored hattricks. birmingham beat sunderland 1—nil in the other game. plenty elsewhere happening on sunday including a one sided final in the welsh open snooker. shaun murphy needs just two more frames against kyren wilson when the evening session resumes at 7. he leads 7—1 — having made two centuries in the process. welshman elfyn evans has taken the lead in the world rally championship after victory in the second round in sweden. he preserved his overnight lead on sunday's only stage — praising his toyota team for what he called a "fantastic result" and england's jodie ewart shadoff finished 10th at the australian open golf — seven shots behind south korea's inbee park — who won her 20th lpga title. in rugby union's premiership, bristol bears staged a thrilling comeback to beat northampton saints. bristol had been 14—nil down against the team in second place, with just thirty minutes remaining, but in a remarkable 13 minute spell they scored 17 points, with lewis thiede's

olly foster has the latest from manchester city's etihad stadium.ain accusation is that they overinflated, how much money in revenue they were getting from the main sponsor, etihad airlines. the convocation, the grey area here, is that etihad are owned by the club's owners, the ruling family from abu dhabi. now, the £25 million fine, they are not going to worry about that. a drop in the ocean really. but what is really going to hurt is european exclusion from uefa competitions, kicked out of the champions league. that is the one trophy in this revolution at the clu b trophy in this revolution at the club that they have failed to win, and that is really going to hurt. there's been a very strong, belligerent response from city. they say they are disappointed but not surprised. why not surprised? they say because it has been a flawed process from uefa. they say they have been lea ks process from uefa. they say they have been leaks coming out of the governing body saying they were going to get banned even before the investigation started. they say they

this was a huge night for manchester city as you mentioned there.ropean band the mink this is the day their appeal was lodged with the court of arbitration for sport and went to their and one. it all got up to a terrible start and going behind and losing more here in defence and a mix—up scoring the third goal of the season mix—up scoring the third goal of the season with the real madrid. girls going to go one way until this. gabriel filling out the back post and it must be said they should have done better. this tide started to turn. then a sterling winning a penalty with ten minutes left, said he had missed their last four and did not miss this one. kevin who had not actually taken a penalty for four years slotted not actually taken a penalty for four yea rs slotted past not actually taken a penalty for four years slotted past his national tea m four years slotted past his national team goalkeeper and then this moment which real madrid will route massively. sergio sent off for the 26th the time in his career. bringing down gabriel as the last man

a huge night for manchester city.night in europe. and it all started terribly for

look like they are actually keeping a line with financial fair play when they're not and what manchester city happy about my role is that that was the leaks after the way failed mission investigation 28 saying it was already clear that magic city were going to fight us quite a bit punishing what moment not being expected is the level of the punching 2 seasons out of the challenge they got pretty much as tough as he got it underlines how do you wait for a while to make a stand are you conscious of the example of a clock that match the city to the amount of money they have of course they're not the only defenders in this area but certainly the ones that look to have been spending the most money in this one and now would he never says they happened so often speaks to just. it is it goes to the cause of our childish sport in switzerland the cities appear and they will be confident of finding a wine with them though it is said beyond fairy trace in the lyrics shouldn't it should've been targeted in this way will this only result of good time before that season's champions league matches the city i

english clubs get 4 positions manchester city would inevitably qualify for one of those 4 if it's not my interest the city then we start looking about whether the 5th place team can qualify now this is extremely problematic because lawyers of course will be getting involved there's no guarantee of what's going to happen so the premier league can't make any promises you wait for can't make any promises with which car finishes 5th so it could get very messy but it's also bear in mind that manchester city in a position where their lawyers will be confident of getting something out of this that are being prepared up about it for over a year they feel that the whites mean how does one they've called it a kind group called when it goes to the court of arbitration for sport can i get the 2 years removed over juiced if it's changed into a fine that will suit them they won't supply champions league football so the other clubs like whether it's manchester united tottenham and chelsea or wolves who fill unless the that they're in a position now a better position to get one of the spots in the ch

because if there is the feeling that manchester city don't have the money behind them, manchester citygeing squad that manchester city have and they will want to sort of get back to speed. and will pep feel like he's going to get that backing with everything that's going on around the club? so the implications of the ban for city could be huge. is there any chance that this will be overturned by the court of arbitration for sport? manchester city feel as though they are being victimized in terms of how they are being singled out for breaches when other clubs have not been, and they are looking at psg in particular who they had a case brought against them by uefa that was they were ruled to have not not broken any rules. and then uefa looked at that again and said, no, they have broken rules. we need to bring it again. and they missed their own deadline. so cas threw that case out. so psg effectively received no punishment. take a quick look at some of the day's other stories... kyren wilson has knocked ronnie o'sullivan out of the welsh open at the semi final stage. o'sullivan was 4—2

football, and manchester city have been in action in the champions league.ing handed a two—year ban, starting next season, after falling foul of uefa's spending rules. this evening, the team faced a formidable challenge in the form of real madrid, as andy swiss reports from the spanish capital. madrid had a new tourist attraction, city fans venting their anger at uefa on the day the club formally appealed against its european ban. as the manchester city players arrive here at the bernabeu, they know they have a real challenge on the pitch, too, against the most successful team in champions league history. real madrid have won it a mere 13 times. they were soon causing city problems. only a brilliant save from ederson denied karim benzema. what a save! and on the hour mark, real finally struck. city dithered, isco didn't, and the hosts were deafeningly ahead. but then a quite stunning turnaround. first, gabrieljesus headed home a crucial equaliser, and then a clumsy challenge on raheem sterling allowed kevin de bruyne to make it 2—1 from the penalty spot. up

out of the game endless premier league champions manchester city are banned from european competitions for 2 years details coming up. hello again welcome back we're here cross the eastern med we are watching a particular storm making its way towards the east with it a lot of clouds a lot of rain and some winds as well notice the clouds right here pushing past parts of greece that will continue for greece here on saturday making its way towards turkey that will get better by the time we get towards sunday but really a lot of that rain is going to be making its way towards the east as well so for beirut damascus jerusalem expect to see the rain on the increase as we go towards sunday night temptress also coming down so drizzle a top 10 for a few of about 11 degrees there here across the gulf well just a few days ago it was quite cool across many areas things are going to get better and take a look at 3 day forecast here for doha we do expect to stay in the low twenty's all the way across into monday on sunday though it could be a little bit lower visibility that will break up as we go to

the english premier league side manchester city are banned from european football for two seasons forreaking financial rules. hello and welcome to bbc news. the authorities in beijing are asking people returning to the city to quarantine themselves for m days to prevent the spread of the covid—19 virus. state media says those who refuse will be punished. the instructions came before the confirmation of another 139 deaths in hubei province on friday, the centre of the outbreak. in all, it means the death toll has passed 1,500. the largest single outbreak outside china is on a cruise ship docked in japan, where 218 people are infected. more than 3,500 passengers are being held in quarantine on board. rupert wingfield—hayes reports. for ten days now, the giant diamond princess has been tied up at yokohama, its 3,700 passengers shut in their cabins, allowed out to exercise only once every two days. today they finally got some good news — no new infections for the last 2a hours. and this afternoon, this bus began taking some of the most elderly and frail passengers off the boat, to be quar