he is running, charging up those stairs of this very tall building in manchester city england. once they get to the top they have to find lay way through. it must be fitness inducing as well. >> all about fitness. >> they keep going up and up and up. they find their way into an el voit tar. they earned little breath. suddenly finds one last door which allows them to get a great view o. roof. it's a great way to freshuate the city that you live in. let's look around around see this gorgeous city on a very r narrow ledge. if you remember the slide on the playground they were slick and fast and you wanted a bigger and bigger and bigger slide. he found it. >> oh. he might get >> part of me is like that does look a little bit fun. >> fear inducing. they didn't look like they lost any control at auchlt once they finished their slide -- >> about a mile now. he is storming up the side of the billing and tried this before. they got kicked out of security. >>> it's almost time for the you choose amazon give away. >> to enter you'll need friday's buzz word, be at least 21 years old and be

we'll be speaking to netball england about the victory. and manchester citymier league title as their rivals united fall to a shock defeat at home to bottom of the league west brom. good evening. the labour leader, jeremy corbyn, has questioned the government's decision to launch air strikes on syria — saying he would only consider taking military action with the backing of the united nations. the strikes by britain, the united states and france targeted suspected chemical weapons sites — today the foreign secretary borisjohnson said no further action was planned. but he said if the assad regime used chemical weapons again, the government would "study the options". here's our political correspondent, ben wright. british jets have already fired their missiles at syrian targets. but the political argument continues. the government says the purpose of yesterday's air strike was clear, to show the use of chemical weapons whether in salisbury or syria could never be accepted. there is no proposal on the table at the moment for further attacks, because, so far, tha

england. he's one of five manchester city players included in the ii. aguero scored 2!es this season, helping city to the premier league title. kyle walker, nicolas otamendi, david silva and kevin de bruyne have also been selected. liverpool forward mohamed salah and tottenham striker harry kane are also in the side. brighton defender gaetan bong says his conscience is clear after his claim of racial abuse against west brom's jay rodriguez was found "not proven". the cameroon international said the incident took place during west brom's win at the hawthorns in january. he insisted he would never seek to bring a false charge against a fellow professional, saying: "please let me be clear — i know what i heard and i did not mishear." rodriguez has always denied he used racist language. plans for a two—week premier league winter break could be announced before the end of this season. the football association council have been discussing the move after reaching a deal to play the fa cup fifth round in midweek without replays. here's our sports news correspondent, richard con

manchester city. three more golds for team england including glory for nile wilson in the individual all—round gymnasticsis second gold of the games. a huge day of sport back home, manchester city can clinch the premier league this afternoon if they can beat their rivals and neighbours united at the etihad. looks gorgeous there but what about gci’oss looks gorgeous there but what about across the rest of the uk? and ben has the weather. temperatures yesterday hit 17, making it the warmest day of the year so far. more warmth in the forecast today but a bit more complicated than that, there's rain to come as well. i'll have all the details in about 15 minutes. thanks, ben. see you in a bit. good morning. first, our main story. 300 extra police officers are being deployed in areas of london worst affected by a recent increase in violent crime among young people. six people have been killed in the last week alone, and more than 50 have died since the start of the year. the move comes as the chair of the national police chiefs' council says officers are reluctant to use their powers to stop and search suspect

red button. 0n bbc two later, the top two mokoena super league, chelsea and manchester city meeting of kings meadow. england'so the final round of the rbc heritage in south carolina. poulter, who won the houston 0pen two weeks ago, carded a 67 on saturday and leads on 13 under par. he's one shot clear of luke list of the usa and kim si woo from south korea. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. you can get more on that dramatic gold medalfor the you can get more on that dramatic gold medal for the england you can get more on that dramatic gold medalfor the england netball team. i'm back in the next hour. as we have been hearing, the foreign secretary has said that the air strikes in syria were about to saying enough is enough over the use of chemical weapons. boris johnson said that the action by the united states, the uk and france would not turn the tide of the conflict. earlier, the first minister of scotland, nicola sturgeon, told me that isolated air strikes would not help the syrian people. we have had air strikes in the pa

everybody and it has been a great period for me and i am very grateful for that in england, you know? manchester city, beating them 5—0 at the eddie howe to. city kept a strong line up, david silva opened the scoring before young player of the year made it 20 in just the 16th and mira. —— 16th minute. kevin o'brien assured everybody why he made a short list, that was before bernardo silver and gabrieljesus that was before bernardo silver and gabriel jesus rounded that was before bernardo silver and gabrieljesus rounded it off. stoke city boss paul lambert thought his side were below par, despite holding burnley to draw. italy's his side four points from safety with just three matches to play. —— it leaves. cal crush lower losses lead in the moto gp championship crashing during the grand prix in texas. he started from seventh on the grid and climbed as high as fourth before coming off his honda on the eighth lap. marc marquez won, despite a grid penalty that saw him start from fourth. before we go, just a time to tell you racing 92 made it through to the champions cup final after 837—22 win. you can f

england. he's one of five manchester city players included in the eleven...o scored 21 goals in 28 games this season, helping city to the premier league title. kyle walker, nicolas 0tamendi, david silva and kevin de bruyne have also been selected. liverpool forward mohamed salah and tottenham striker harry kane are also in the side. manchester united's david de gea is included along with liverpool's mo salah, chelsea's marcos alonso and three spurs players including harry kane. rodriguez has denied he used racist language. there's another premier league match tonight, all eyes will be on the manchester united teamsheet against bournemouth at the vitality stadium.. united were poor against west brom on sunday, the one nil defeat that handed city the title and united have also got an fa cup semi final coming up on saturday what is the criteria, i only know one criteria it is the way you play. it is the only way i can select players. 0r it is the only way i can select players. or do you want me to go for the price they cost, or their salary or their beautiful fa

nights, klopp against guardiola, liverpool against manchester city in the champions league quarterfinals. the world of football is in mourning for former englanda and manchester united star ray wilkins, who died today, aged 61. who's going to take away garcia's green jacket? we'll be live in augusta on the eve of the 82nd masters. join me later on on the gold coast when the 21st commonwealth games are officially under way. yes, welcome along. so plenty to come on sportsday the masters and the commonwealth games all set to capture our attention this week. but there's only one place to start. and that's at anfield, a stadium that comes alive for the big european football nights, and, well, this one, safe to say, is pretty big. liverpool host manchester city in the first leg of their champions league quarterfinal. two cities going head to head, two managers who know each other all too well, and two teams who love to attack. our sports correspondent david ornstein is at anfield. with all that this feels like the recipe for something special perhaps. that's right. it's got all characteristics of a classic. think back to great european night at anfi

of the new come yet nor to on field where liverpool are primed to run away the leaders of england manchester city but whoever comes so will face quite a task to start the trophy from viral madrid in the extraordinary christiane i've been out on who scored one of the greatest goes in the tournament history on tuesday madrid star stunned fans of the second goal against eventis when i was shouted age is no barrier to share that this is an produced an overhead kick so good even you very supporters gave him a standing ovation when i was three no women's they're in a very strong position for the return home leg against the italians and with one of the people to go we can say this was one of the most beautiful goals in the history of football perhaps not as nice as the one i scored in glasgow in any case this is the most recent one of these what has more value not to last was having to look i don't know if it's the most beautiful goal in history but it was extraordinary i'd say that at this moment for the past couple of years even cristiana rinaldo has been the best center forward that is out there with

apparently talks between the club and the former england captain have done well. manchester cityin their sights. pep guardiola's side is currently on 90, and with four games left to play, chelsea's record total of 95 is well within their reach. arsene wenger travels to old trafford to take on manchester united for the last time as arsenal manager. full commentary on that on bbc five live at half past four. after so many battles in the past, arsene wenger has been in reflective mood. i don't know what kind of reception i will get, but i will be focused on winning the game. it has been one of the great battles in 22 yea rs, been one of the great battles in 22 years, and foamy, it will be at sta ke to years, and foamy, it will be at stake to recover from that result. ifi stake to recover from that result. if i geta stake to recover from that result. if i get a good reception, i will ta ke if i get a good reception, i will take it. magister is it a great leon —— manchester ‘s play lyon. chelsea also pay this afternoon and have it all to do, having lost the first leg. it is day nine o

manchester city's march to this season's premier league title is nearly complete they leave the table in england by a country mile and single season records for points wins and goal difference are well within reach the only team to get the better of them liverpool you know high scoring thriller of a loss but city's coach seems to remember with some fondness. i think. the game is third in the game here where we last for three years so we cannot deny the both teams try to play so we have both teams more schools more goals are scored in the premier league this season so far and by far the liverpool forward mohamed salah has been the team's goal machine this season and the fans at anfield know that they'll need him and the other boys in red to be at the top of their game to get past city. it's a big game against. one of the best teams in europe if not the best team in europe in a moment and that's nice to put on the stats we are not coincidently in the in the qualifiers we qualified for that too so we are there and yes b. b. . may have a few weeks months ago. but we knew before the game that it's po

the scheme has shown where international netball is at, england have a real chance to take history. football now, manchester cityhas been charged as often with improper conduct after being sent off during last night's champions league defeat against liverpool. uefa have also charged liverpool. uefa have also charged liverpool after fireworks were set off and objects thrown inside the etihad stadium. leon osmanjoins me 110w. etihad stadium. leon osmanjoins me now. jurgen klopp cannot wait for friday's drawer. the first champions league semifinalfor the friday's drawer. the first champions league semifinal for the club in ten yea rs, league semifinal for the club in ten years, and they reached at co mforta ble. years, and they reached at comfortable. they did ultimately. the damage was done for manchester city in the first leg, to concede three goals in such a short space of time, jurgen klopp took his team to the etihad stadium last night knowing that they have got so much firepower. one goal would probably do it, and it turned out to be the case. we see the blue jesus putting manchester city ahead, but the 39th

england have added to that medal tally. sophie thornville in the 1,000 metres. and now manchester city know a win will secure the title. for so many years, manchester's footballing landscape was ruled by the red of united. but the rise of their neighbours has been unrelenting and now blue is the colour — city the dominant force. their local and national superiority poised to be confirmed with the premier league title. i'm so happy with what we have done. at home the people can come all the season, full stadium and support the guys, because they deserve all of it. they deserve all the credit. because we defend that badge, the club. here at etihad city will hope to celebrate. never before had the premier league been won as early as seventh april nor have the champions been crowned with as many as six games to spare. the side is something i have never seen before. the football is amazing. every player has the confidence and the ability to play the way that pep guardiola wants them to. with their dazzling, pep guardiola's men have been been compared with some of the greatest in history. beaten only once in the league. to u

england. first we need to concentrate on matters back on. a huge stay ahead in manchester, where manchester cityn do it, they would be the team to do it with most games left than any the team in history. david 0rnstein reports. for so many years, manchester‘s footballing landscape was ruled by the red of united, but the rise of their neighbours has been unrelating and now blue is the colour, city the dominant force. their local and national superiority poised to be confirmed with the premier league title. i‘m so happy with what we have done so far. at home, the people can come, like, all the season, full stadiums, support the guys because they deserve it. they deserve all the credit, they deserve... because we defend that badge, that club the best way as possible. it‘s here at the etihad stadium that city will hope to celebrate an historic achievement. never before has the premier league been won as early as the seventh of april, nor have the champions of england been crowned with as many as six games to spare. this side is something... i've never seen anything like before, the football that's p

manchester city but it's not. liverpool's mo salah already has his hands on one trophy, voted the best in england by his peers.hy is still a long way off at the crucible, but we'll have the latest from the first round in sheffield. hello and welcome to sportsday. the fa cup semi finals dominated the weekend sports news, this week our attentions turn towards the last four in the champions league and also the europa league. there's english interest in both. tomorrow night it's the first leg of the champions league semi final between liverpool and roma. jurgen klopp gave his prematch thoughts to the media today, from anfield, here's hugh woozencroft. welcome to the calm before the storm though the nerves are already beginning to fray ahead of another pulsating night of european football here and fields, but it may well boil down to experience. jurgen klopp was a losing finalist in 2013 with borussia dortmund but how exactly is that experience going to feed into his players? for them, it's a very different story. liverpool have not been semifinalists in the champions league since back in 2007 when they we re leagu

continued at a local pub, close by in the north—west of england, company leading some of the victory chance that with various members of the manchester cityes there from vincent kompany. great scenes there from vincent kompa ny. manchester is great scenes there from vincent kompany. manchester is blue, he says i'm so proud to be part of this team. this tweet as well. after the defeat to west brom, that must have been hard to write. manchester city have already equalled, winning the title with five games remaining, they have equalled the record set by manchester united 17 years ago. other records that could tumble, 95 points ina other records that could tumble, 95 points in a single season set by chelsea in 2004, 2005, just eight more points needed by city and they should surpass that record. 30 winds and a premier league season, currently the record held by chelsea, man city and chelsea on 78. you wouldn't bank on them surpassing that. the biggest winning margin, 18 points the current record, man city leading second place, manchester united by 16 points at the moment. other records which looks set to tumble, 103 goals in a premier league

sergio has been named for the first time since he moved to england, he's one of five manchester cityes this season helping city to the premier league title. kyle walker, nicholas, david silva, and kevin de bruyne also been selected. mohamed salah and tottenham striker harry kane are also in. defender says his conscience is clear after his claim of racial abuse against west bromwichj rodriguez was found not proven. the cumberland —— he insisted he had never seeks to bring a false charge against a fellow professional. he said please let me be clear, i know what i heard, and i did not miss here is read as has a lwa ys did not miss here is read as has always denied that he used racist language. cricket now, england bowler says he can't be sure that i was julia ward bowler says he can't be sure that i wasjulia ward ball bowler says he can't be sure that i was julia ward ball tampering bowler says he can't be sure that i wasjulia ward ball tampering during their defeat in the winter as ashes. steve smith, david warner, and cameron have now been banned by cricket australia for their part in

england's top seed going out at the quarterfinal stage. thank you. manchester cityagainst manchester united would see them clinch the title with six games to spare which would be a record. the merseyside derby is already under way. liverpool will move up to second in the table with a win at goodison park against everton. they have had the best chance so far. this effort saved well by jordan this effort saved well byjordan pickford. the third round of the masters starts in the next couple of hours at augusta. rory mcilroy is five shots off the leader patrick read you can follow that on the bbc sport website and second round highlights are also coming next on bbc one. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. the next news on bbc one is at 6.30, bye for now. hello. you're watching the bbc news channel. the russian embassy in london has sent a request for a meeting of its envoy with the foreign minister borisjohnson to discuss the ‘situation in salisbury‘. we can get more from our correspondent kathryn stanczyszyn, who's in salisbury. there ha

england. he‘s one of five manchester city players included in the eleven...iverpool forward mohamed salah and tottenham striker harry kane are also in the side. manchester united‘s david de gea is included along with liverpool‘s mo salah, chelsea‘s marcos alonso and three spurs players including harry kane. to tonight‘s action then and manchester united manager jose mourinho is expected to make changes to his side for their prmier league trip to bournemouth. united were beaten by bottom side west brom at the weekend and mourinho criticised some of his players, saying they‘ll have to earn their place in the line up for saturday‘s fa cup semi final against tottenham. victory this evening will see them move four points clear of liverpool in third place. what is the criteria, i only know one criteria, it is the way you play. it is the way you play. it is the only way i can select players. 0rdo you want the only way i can select players. or do you want me to go for the price they cost or their salary or the beautiful face, the price they cost or their salary or th

they are the best team in england under possibly the best manager in the world. but for manchester city of ankle behind them, a place in the last four of europe at stake. they are so last four of europe at stake. they are so direct. that's good, it's a good challenge for us. 180 minutes, we are going to try to make a good performance here to try to score goals and get a good result to manchester. among the highlights of the spectacular season for manchester city has been in the form of kevin de bruyne, the brilliant belgian has the ability to decide this time but he knows tomorrow's opposition carry a devastating attacking threat over own. liverpool area attacking threat over own. liverpool are a class team. sometimes unpredictable. but offensively they area unpredictable. but offensively they are a juggernaut. but in the end if you want to win titles you need to beat every team. this is part one of a massive week for manchester city. by a massive week for manchester city. by the end of it they could have put in the champions league semifinals and beat premier league champions with vict

england captain said to have gone well. it's another big day in the premier league, as champions manchester city travel to west ham with a recordhaul in their sights. pep guardiola's side are currently on 90, and with four games left to play, chelsea's record total of 95 is well within their reach. as for west ham, they're not yet safe from relegation. steve wilson is at the london stadium for match of the day two. ‘sand ‘s and every person listed football fan, most football fans are pessimistic will be able to work out a scenario where west ham go down. i think they will be ok, but i think the two manchester clubs are yet to play, they will not feel comfortable until they can get one more point, certainly three on the board. in today's other match, arsene wenger travels to old trafford to take on manchester united for the last time as arsenal manager. full commentary of that one on bbc radio 5 live from half past four. chris coleman has been released from his contract as sunderland manager. coleman joined the club last november, but was unable to stop them going down to league one — a second successive relegation. owner ellis

england on their tour down under. thank you. the champions league is back, we'll be looking ahead to liverpool against manchester city in a momente holders real madrid facejuventus in what is a repeat of last year's final. conor mcnamara is in turin ahead of kick off at 7.45 tonight. it isa it is a rematch of the champions league final last season and very much a contrast in styles between the solid and bluebird defence of juventus and the attacking flair of real madrid and cristiano ronaldo and company. it is impossible to tell who's going to come out top. even in this game, juventus have been fantastic defensively, some of these statistics off the scale. they have not lost in 25 games. one game lost in 706i think. and look at this stadium, they have been here for a long time. they have only lost four games in this stadium. but of course they're up against real madrid and they're up against real madrid and they have been amazing going forward. they do have a weakness of the back but so many areas that they can score. christian bale scored a couple at the weekend. and you have to talk about ronaldo, this statistics have gone bal

formula i, england's women playing wales in a big world cup qualifier, a big crowd expected at southampton saint mary stadium and a big match tomorrow, manchester city win the premier league title but, it is a big but, they are facing manchester united. that's all it sportsday on 630 with me, olly foster, but now on bbc news it is time for the film reveal. hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is james king. good to see you james, what have you been watching? this week we journey into the dark recesses of martin freeman's mind in ghost stories. then two 1920s new york in the family drama wonderstruck. and finally we go tojennifer garner's sofa in the much talked about teenager moby, love, simon. we've already barely begun and i have a bone to pick with you, doctor mark kermode is away so i thought i would have a respite about horror films and what have you brought me? it's a peach of a week and for fans of horror stories. we will talk about ghost stories in a moment and there's this film we have not got time to talk about, called the quiet place, very scary. if you like horror movies this is

england captain said to have gone well. it's another big day in the premier league, as champions manchester city travel to west ham with a record 95 is well within their reach. as for west ham, they're not yet safe from relegation. steve wilson is at the london stadium for match of the day two.

england. they rudely welcomes the opponents, manchester city. the bus was slightly damaged.olice officers were hurt in this. liverpool fans had plenty to cheer about. they won, 3-0. that's no way to welcome your opponents. >> how about that sportsmanship, jack. how about that? >> can never condone anything like that outside the stadium. the performance on the field was impeccable. i'll take it. >> all right. >> okay. >> read the next story. >> thank you. we'll just carry on. our thanks to jack. of course thousands of people have been remembering dr. martin luther king jr. >> that's right. that was after, of course, he was shot and killed on the balcony of the lorraine hotel there. dr. king was assassinated in 1968. the bell tolled 39 times, one for each year of his life. >> athletes and entertainers including barack obama and michelle obama, joined stevie wonder to pay tribute to dr. king in a video sharing their own dreams for the future. >> that our youth will reach their full potential without the threat of gun violence. >> those in position of power, stop abusing. >> arm

england. pep guardiola says manchester city and now chasing records after they celebrated their premier leaguerd. they can also finish with the most number of wins and goals scored in the season. we will try and finish high and play the way we have played all season. if we are improving it will be good for next season. every game is a good test. former arsenal vice—chairman david dein says arsene wenger will go down in history as the greatest arsenal manager ever. the frenchman announced last week he would step down at the end of the season after almost 22 years in charge. some fans have turned against them in recent years that his team has studied his farewell in the perfect waiver by beating west ham a—1. the perfect waiver by beating west ham 4-1. for one man to stay in a job in modern football is quite exceptional. you just have to hope the new guy coming in will be able to inherit his values for the club which have been extraordinary. and you have to be successful. the only advice i can give him is get a winning team. after the shock of losing to world champion mark selby in the first rou

commonwealth games, england's ben proud takes gold in the 50 metres freestyle, successfully defending his title. and coming up on bbc news, pep guardiola calls for his exceptional manchester cityconjure something extraordinary against liverpool in the champions league later. good evening. yulia skripal, who was poisoned with a nerve agent alongside her father in salisbury last month, has been discharged from hospital. she left yesterday and has been taken to a secure location. her father sergei, a former russian spy, remains in hospital and doctors say he is recovering more slowly than his daughter. the russian embassy in london has said that moscow would consider any secret resettlement of the skripals as an "abduction" or at least a "forced isolation." here's our correspondent leila nathoo. she had arrived from moscow last month to visit her father in salisbury but just 2a month to visit her father in salisbury butjust 2a hours later, yulia and sergei skripal were critically ill after being exposed toa critically ill after being exposed to a deadly nerve agent. in the five weeks since the attack the two have been recovering and today came confirmation of what had initially s

england have won three gold medals, including nile wilson in the gymnastic. and manchester cityn the premier league title if they can beat their neighbours manchester united. and ben has the weather. temperatures yesterday were 17 degrees, making it the warmest day of the year so far. there is some warmth in the forecast today, but it is more complicated with some rain to come as well. all the details in about 15 minutes. thank you, ben. good morning. first, our main story. 300 extra police officers are being deployed in areas of london worst affected by a recent increase in violent crime among young people. six people have been killed in the last week alone, and more than 50 have died since the start of the year. the move comes as the chair of the national police chiefs‘ council says officers are reluctant to use their powers to stop and search suspects. andy moore reports. questions are being asked why violence has increased so rapidly. 0ne claim is that officers are reluctant to use their powers of stop and search. the number has fallen by about three quarters in the last six

england failed twice at two metres 21 and slipped on his final and third attempt. looking forward to the champions league semifinals draw, coming from their tie with manchester city.thought he wasjoking when jurgen klopp said somebody thought he was joking when barcelona were knocked out of the cup edition. —— competition. they could face either severe or others in the seri finals. it will be difficult, 100%. but we are now in the semifinals, so we should enjoy the moment, and yes, the moment obviously was a while ago since we were in the semifinals. now we are together there and it is quite a call moment. we make a amazing defence. sometimes it is what happens, and when playing good teams like liverpool, next tottenham, we have two compare with the last six games next. it is exceptional. cricket and england's heather knight and others are among the five cricketers of the year. all three in the national side captains to the 2017 world cup. shrub soul also becomes the first woman to feature on the cover of the publication. that is all the sport for now. more for you in the next hour. good afternoon, welcome to bbc news. facebook‘s ceo, mark zuckerberg, will face a

between england and scotland dominates the second day of the commonwealth games as the top of the commonwealth games as the top of the medals table has a familiar look. the attack on the manchester city the inside, one member of staff posts pictures of the way liverpool supporters greeted them before the first leg. and a week of european football ends with arsenal whose trophy hopes hang on the europa league. we'll be live at the emirates to look ahead to their quarterfinal first leg. welcome to sportsday. thank you for joining us on what was the first day of the commonwealth games on the gold coast. it brought the 14th gold medal in the glittering career of one of scotland's great cyclists. it made a welsh girl, the youngest competitor at the games, aged 11, she has her first competitor at the games, aged 11, she has herfirst win on competitor at the games, aged 11, she has her first win on the competitor at the games, aged 11, she has herfirst win on the books. s for the england flag bearer for once the expectations could not be met. i knew i would struggle on the run. literally i've run a handful of times in the last month or something. i knewi times in the last month or something

ordeal and his manchester city team are preparing to write their name into the premier league's history books. and a good day for the home nations at the commonwealth games with goals for englandd coast. so, what's to come but we are starting on the goal for mr master is just getting starting on the goal for mr master isjust getting more starting on the goal for mr master is just getting more and more intriguing. the leaderboard is ever changing as it stands patrick reed is the only one who's been able to remain relatively consistent today. the american is the outright leader. this birdie at the 9—hole putting him on eight under although he is just slipped back to seven under par. rory mcelroy was not so consistent with almost as many bogeys as birdies. he missed this birdie chance on the last hole but generally it was a good day for the northern irishman. even the clubhouse on four under. the projected cut at the moment is currently at five over and it looks like the four—time masters winner tiger woods is on the cusp of missing out. he was in the water at 12 for the second day in a row. will he make the cut? there's plenty to talk about for our team at the masters. let's go

england in the uneven bars. manchester city‘s title celebrations are going have to wait. in a dramatic manchester derby, cityed desperate to deny city. the champions elect couldn‘t have wished for a better start. captain vincent kompany leading from the front, jubilation from the hosts, one hand on the trophy. united were on the ropes. soon came another devastating blow. city went into dreamland, the party now in full swing. a standing ovation for the home side at the break. but they should have been further ahead. and how costly that would prove, because shortly after half—time united hit back, their world record signing, paul pogba, breathing new life into the contest. just two minutes later the frenchman, again, showed his worth, to draw the visitors level in a game that was living up to the hype. still, though, there was time for more drama. chris smalling showing a striker‘s instinct to complete an extraordinary comeback for united and leave their arch rivals shellshocked. the performance in the second half, ok, you can have m ista kes second half, ok, you can have mistakes like that, but in that situat

england at the commonwealth games. peaty completes a four—year sweep of major titles. and there's been a gold rush for all the home nations. can pep guardiola's manchester city the premier league today? his team just have to beat manchester united. and... witness speaks to a de—mining expert who accompanied princess diana. that's in half an hour — here on bbc news. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. the mayor of london, sadiq khan, says police should feel confident to "stop and search" people as they try to combat a recent spate of violent crime. mr khan said such powers could help make london safer — if they're used in a targeted way. 300 extra police officers are on london's streets this weekend, after six people were killed in shootings and stabbings over the previous seven days. simonjones reports. the number of searches have fallen by three quarters in the past six yea rs. by three quarters in the past six years. when stop and search is used properly, it is an invaluable tool for the police. the game changer, as far as londoners should be concerned, we have had the biggest... the advantage for the mendis of the public is they should have the confid

england captain ray wilkins has died in hospital at the age of 61. and coming up on bbc news, it's all eyes on anfield as liverpool get set to host manchester city in thest leg of their champions league quarterfinal. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. the foreign secretary borisjohnson has hit back at claims from labour that he exaggerated evidence that moscow was responsible for the salisbury nerve agent attack. the labour leaderjeremy corbyn says mrjohnson has serious questions to answer after the porton down defence laboratory said it couldn't confirm the precise source of the nerve agent. but borisjohnson accused the labour leader of playing russia's game and trying to discredit the uk over the salisbury attack. russia has called for an urgent meeting of the un security council to discuss britain's allegations, as our diplomatic correspondent james landale reports. more than one month on in salisbury, the investigation continues into a nerve agent attack that britain believes was carried out by russia. no other country has a combination of the capability, the intent and motive to carry out such an act. but the head of the porton down

england, scotland and wales respectively in the pairs shooting title. it's been a big night in the champions league with two english teams competing for a place in the semi—finals. pep guardiola's manchester citygoal deficit from the first leg of the tie. 0ur sports correspondent, andy swiss, is there. for the liverpool players, a decidedly low—key arrival. none of the missiles and mayhem which greeted manchester city last week. but as the home fans gathered in hope, more than expectation, would it be a night to say — i was there? man city! well, they'd need something very special. city trailing 3—0 after the first—leg, but they raced out of the blocks. 1 minute 57 seconds, gabrieljesus with the definition of a perfect start. liverpool were wobbling and soon so was the woodwork. bernardo silva so close before controversy. leroy sane's effort ruled offside, but replays showed he wasn't. cue fury from manager pep guardiola, who was sent to the stands. but a far worse punishment was yet to come. liverpool knew one precious away goal would surely end city's hope. so when mo salah struck after the break, his 39th of a remarkable season, guardiola's face said it all. the game was up and soon city we

ladies kept their bid for a treble alive after beating manchester city to make the final of the women's fa cup. they won 2—0 with both goals from englandgames for the home nations in more ways than one. this is scottish marathon runner callum hawkins collapsing just a mile from the finish line. he was leading at the time but succumbed to the 30—degree heat. he was taken to hopsital, but has since been released. the race was won by australia's mike shelley. 0h oh dear. it's uncomfortable to watch, isn't it? it took people too long to get to him. people were shouting for help. he is fine. since released. in the run—up, he had baseball caps with freezing cold water on his head. he saw it coming. heat exhaustion, which is very, very dangerous and serious. it is almost impossible to regulate your body temperature at that heat. awful to watch, but he is fine. and now for a slightly more positive note. there was a massive win for england's netballers. england coach, tracey neville, says it feels like her team have broken the seal of southern hemisphere domination after that dramatic late win over australia to take netball gold. either austral

england at the commonwealth games. cheering and applause there's gold for nile wilson in gymnastics and there has been double gold in the men's and women's pa ra—triathlon. can pep guardiola's manchester cityhe premier league today? his team just have to beat manchester united. and the dateline london panel examine the diplomatic fallout of the russia nerve agent attack in salisbury. that's in half an hour here on bbc news. good morning and welcome to bbc news. 300 extra police officers are being deployed in areas of london worst affected by a recent increase in violent crime among young people. six people have been killed in the last week alone, and more than 50 have died since the start of the year. the move comes as the chair of the national police chiefs‘ council says officers are reluctant to use their powers to stop and search suspects. andy moore reports. with more than 50 murders in london so far this year, questions are being asked about why violence has increased so rapidly. 0ne claim is that officers are reluctant to use their powers of stop and search. the number has fallen by about three quarters in the last six years. sara thornton, chair of the national police chiefs‘ counci

manchester city have been knocked out the women's champions league by an england player — lucy bronzeheir semifinal. chelsea are also out. lewis hamilton is top of formula 0ne's drivers championship this morning after his first win of the season in azerbajan. he got lucky when his mercedes team mate valteri bottas got a puncture whilst leading in the closing stages. and after winning gold at the commonwealth games, chris and gabby adcock are european badminton champions again — they're the first british pair to succesfully defend a european title for 32 years. we haven't got the latest version of the guardian. but it is their investigation, the reaction to that and other things of course, that amber rudd has now resigned. this is of course before it. the news came out. ten o'clock, but she resigned. it went to her not having resigned. quite impressive. you this is the story which dominates all the front pages. we will talk to diane abbott a bit later on. urged not to rush recovery after leaving rehab clinic, ant. also a story about roadworks and potholes which is a pet subject of most

australia, where england have already won three more gold medals, including niall wilson in the gymnastics. that is a second gold for him. and back home in manchester, manchester cityn the premier league title if they can beat their rivals and neighbours manchester united at the etihad. is the sun shining on them? ben has the weather. temperatures yesterday hit 17 degrees, making it the warmest day of the year so far. there is some more warmth in the forecast, but it is more complicated than that, there is some rain to come as well. all the details in about 15 minutes. thanks, ben. good morning. first, our main story. 300 extra police officers are being deployed in areas of london worst affected by a recent increase in violent crime among young people. six people have been killed in the last week alone, and more than 50 have died since the start of the year. the move comes as the chair of the national police chiefs' council says officers are reluctant to use their powers to stop and search suspects. andy moore reports. questions are being asked why violence has increased so rapidly. one claim is that officers are reluctant to use their powers of stop and search. th

england's topped the medal table after six golds the first day ‘s. u efa golds the first day ‘s. uefa charge liverpool after the manchester cityhaviour completely unacceptable. rory maca is poised and ready to begin his quest for the coveted green jacket in augusta. his campaign begins this evening. tiger woods get under way in under half an hour's time. i will have those stories and more at half—past. after weeks of turmoil surrounding his company over the improper use of personal data, mark zuckerberg has insisted he is the right person to continue leading facebook. the company now says the british firm, cambridge analytica, may have used information from 87 million people — and more than a million of those affected were in the uk. rory cellan—jones reports. he's been under siege, as the scandal grows overjust how much data facebook gathers from more than 2 billion users, and where it ends up. last night, in a conference call with journalists, mark zuckerberg admitted how much his company had got wrong. we didn't do enough. we didn't focus enough on preventing abuse and thinking through how people could use these tools to do

manchester city today. the final is on the 5th of may at wembley. the commonwealth games has come to a close and it has been a huge success for the home teams. englandames ever. this report from the gold coast... when it came to its finest moment, england saved the best until last. with one second left, needing a goal to beat the dominant force of world netball, helen has behaved just one shot. cheering —— helen had just one shot. cheering -- helen hadjust one shot. it's a dream. we've not beaten them once in the whole cycle of being here. to beat them at that time is stupendous. but there are some for whom today didn't go as planned. commentator: he's in a bad way... studio: scotland's callum hawkins was leading the marathon but with one mile to go the heat tickets toll. he is now ok but it meant michael shelley from australia took the gold. yet another example of the host country's stranglehold on the medal table. this wildlife century has been a big hit during the games for the quintessential australian experience. another thing we have seen typically is australia dominating everything. when it comes to the medal table they are top of the tree. i

city have finished in front of them for the last four seasons. but manchester united have won back stop its all to play for and celebrations on hold. david ornstein of the etihad stadium in manchester. englandin swimming, gymnastics and double success in a new event, paratriathlon. gymnastics and double success wales' world champion cyclist elinor barker took gold at the velodrome. cyclist elinor barker took but there's concern after security guards quit their posts in recent weeks in a row over working conditions. hywel griffith reports. working conditions. commentator: here he is, the defending champion, the olympic champion. the defending champion, undefeated for four years, and the holder of every title going. adam peaty came to these games for a different challenge, to bring his own 100 metre breaststroke world record under 57 seconds. breaststroke world this time it wasn't to be, but there was yet another gold medal for his collection. but there was yet another gold it's nowhere near my best, but sometimes it's about the race. and again, four years undefeated, can't complain. this is exactly the kind of moment the games‘ organisers want everyone to see. the games‘ organisers world cha

england ian poulter is among the early starters today, he started with a birdie and a bogey. and manchester cityre called to reports of and assault at a car park at terminal two. ambulances were called shortly afterwards after reports of a man collapsing, he was taken to hospital and died later. it is believed he may have had a heart attack, although this has not been confirmed. a police investigation is under way. mr taylor, known confirmed. a police investigation is underway. mrtaylor, known as brent, was described by friends as one of the nicest people you could meet. there was an altercation at mentor is the airport this morning leading to the death of william greg taylor —— at manchester airport this morning. —— william brent taylor. a new tax of up to 24p a litre is added from today on soft drinks with a high sugar content. it's part of an initiative by the government to try to tackle obesity and tooth decay. the treasury says food and drink manufacturers have already reduced the amount of sugar in more than half their products, which means the levy is unlikely to bring in as much revenue

england are celebrating winning a silver earlier on in the diving. also celebrating back home are liverpool fans after their side beat manchester city for a second timeest of the brightness will be in the south and the far north—west. i will have all the details in 15 minutes. good morning. first, our main story: russia has urged the united states to hold back from carrying out military strikes in syria, in response to president assad's alleged chemical attack on a rebel town. moscow used its un security council veto to block a us resolution calling for an independent inquiry into saturday's attack. the prospect of air strikes has prompted the european air traffic control organisation, eurocontrol, to warn airlines of possible missile launches in the next 72 hours. here is our north america correspondent david willis. with a show of hands at the un, the security council failed to agree on a global response to the attack on douma, making the prospect of a military strike on syria all the more likely. america's call to set up an investigation was blocked by syria's closest ally, russia, to the frustration of other council members. britain's foreign sec

manchester city 3—0 at anfield, in the first leg of their champions league quarter—final. mo salah scored first, with his 38th goal of the season. tributes have been paid to the former englandeker described him as a man passionate about football, but also calm, with a lovely manner. the first golf major of the season, the masters, gets underway at augusta this afternoon. northern ireland's rory mcilroy tees off after 6:30am, alongside adam scott and jon rahm. the other huge news that brokered same time. the pinup girl for these games. she has pulled out of the athletics because of her achilles injury. people are asking, did she know about this? why has it been announced now? a lot of disbelief. i was ina announced now? a lot of disbelief. i was in a shelter from the rain standing next to some policemen. they were staring at the screen, shouting from the rain and the policeman said we have steve smith and now this. this sums up the disbelief and other shock about sally pearson today. i would have thought that these games, lots of australians hoping to draw a line over that bad sentiment over the cricket and show a lot of positivity around sport now. that's the whole idea, th