manchester city women have signed portuguese defender matilda fidalgo from braga.ty men's midfielder bernardo silva and is city's second signing of the summer following england international ellen white. an all—english champions league final is less than 48 hours away. tottenham are already in madrid fine—tuning their preparations, with liverpool travelling tomorrow. reporting from the spanish capital, our sports correspondent, natalie pirks. it isa it is a city where football is king. but history to be made to my fans are already beginning to arrive in the spanish capital and there is a distinct theme emerging. no problem. watching a bar orjust a fantastic atmosphere to be here. absolutely great atmosphere, good to be around, pretty good in the plaza. madrid is bracing itself for tens of thousands of english fans are hoping their tea m of english fans are hoping their team will be the ones to get their hands on this but there is one local who already knows exactly what it is like to lift that trophy. back in 2005 him a rough lebanese has an liverpool point out the

manchester city women's team has signed the england striker ellen white on a two—year deal.sons with birmingham city. england's charlotte thompson leads by a single shot, nearing the end of the first round of the ladies european tour event in cadiz. she opened with a six—under—par round of 66. italians have taken control of cycling's first grand tour of the year, the giro d'italia. fausto masnada broke away to win today's sixth stage and valerio conti took the overall lead ahead of compatriot giovanni carboni. britain's simon yates has slipped to thirteenth. formula 1 is in talks to hold a race in morocco. the last grand prix to be staged there was in 1958, when stirling moss won in casablanca. africa last hosted a race in south africa in 1993. world taekwondo champion bianca walkden is on course to retain her heavyweight title in manchester. the world number one is in to the final of the over 73 kg division. fighting in the blue, she beat mexican briseida acosta 19—9. walkden will now fight for the title in the final tomorrow. you can watch more from the taekwondo world cha

which has been playing out in front of a record—breaking crowd, manchester city women are taking on aited side who are in their first season as a professional club. there were few chances in the first half, the best fell to west ham's jane ross, but her header was superbly saved by karen bardsley. city had an opportunity to break through befroe the break, butjill scott's shot was blocked by the hammers defence. 0—0 at half—time. let's bring you the latest from wembley just about to get let's bring you the latest from wembleyjust about to get under way for the second half. city narrowly trying to get the title. they will be desperate for some silverware this afternoon. these are live pictures from wembley. don't forget you can watch the match now on bbc one. it's also on the bbc sport website. now to the scottish premiership, and celtic have secured an eighth successive title with a convincing 3—0 win away at aberdeen. neil lennon's side are now two—thirds of the way towards a third consecutive clean sweep of domestic trophies after already lifting the league cup. patrick gearey report

and manchester city's women take on the west ham ladies. later.second time. kick—off is at 5:30pm. i will be back with more on all those stories a little bit later. palestinian militants in gaza have launched dozens of rockets into neighbouring southern israel. the israeli military say more than 150 missiles have been fired, and that it has been hitting back — targeting positions of the hamas organisation in gaza. five palestinians are reported to have been killed by the latest israeli air strikes. the exchanges follow a heightening of tension in the area after fighting broke out along the border on friday. our middle east correspondent, tom bateman, is injerusalem. these have been weekly protests that have taken place at the gaza perimeterfence, largely on fridays, ever since last summer, which have seen the death of 200 palestinians with israeli troops guarding that perimeter fence, that they say is necessary to guard and prevent a violent reaction by what they see as militants on the other side who could harm israeli civilians. hamas say they w

manchester city women have signed ellen white on a two year deal after a couple of seasons with birminghames and help the lionesses when the second back—up for the first time. there was a big win forjohanna konta in rome today. she beat the sloane stephens in three sets to reach the italian 0pen third round . the british number one lost the first set on a tie—break. but konta fought back against the seventh seed and took the second set by six games to four. konta broke early on in the decider as the americans serve collapsed and konta took it 6—1. because this match was rained off yesterday konta will have to play her next match against venus williams later today. the two—time french open champion maria sharapova has withdrawn from this month's touranment because of an ongoing shoulder problem. she hasn't played since january. the us pga championship is under way. tiger woods has just the us pga championship is under way. tiger woods hasjust sealed off. chasing a second major title in a row, which could move them back to the top of the world rankings. danny willet and rory mcilroy tee off

and it's victory for manchester city in the women's fa cup final, as they defeat west ham 3—0 at wembleyat 10.30 we'll be taking a look at the papers withjohn rentoul from the independent and anne ashworth from the times. in a moment, viewers on bbc one willjoin kate silverton for a round up of the news. but first — the former tory leader iain duncan smith says the prime minister must go now or be forced out. speaking to the radio station lbc, he referred to theresa may as a "caretaker pm". his comments come after the party suffered its worst local election result since 1995. senior conservatives acknowledged that failure to leave the eu contributed to the heavy losses. ruth davidson, the leader of scotland's conservatives, says the tories and labour are getting closer to a brexit deal. 0ur political correspondent chris mason said despite this latest row, there aren't a lot of options open to those who want the prime minister to go. we know what iain duncan smith's views are on brexit, ultimately he is nervous that if there is a deal between labour and the conservatives, there will be a

it's victory for manchester city in the women's fa cup final, as they defeat west ham 3—0 at wembley. at 11:30pm we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers withjohn rentoul from the independent and anne ashworth from the times. the former conservative party leader iain duncan smith has called on the prime minster to resign following the party's worst result in english local elections since 1995. mr duncan smith said she was "in effect a caretaker prime minister." it comes as senior conservatives have called for compromise and unity. our political correspondent nick erdley reports. urgently seeking a solution. tories mulling over devastating local election results trying to find a way to solve the party's troubles. these members are in scotland. there weren't any elections here this week, but many agree failing to deliver brexit was behind the election drubbing. and this former leader has had enough. he believes theresa may has lost her authority and has to go now. we have in a sense a kind of caretaker prime minister at the moment, you could argue a caretaker leader of the labour

i noticed that you mentioned a domestic 44 manchester city's women.he trouble, obviously. wow. ok. exciting times. it is good that it is going down to the wire. now we have news of a fitness class with a difference. i can't quite believe this story. scotland's first goat pilates class hasjust started in fife. yes, we're not kidding you. the organisers were inspired by goat yoga, which has taken america and social media by storm, and our reporter louise cowie has given it a go. breathing in, and breathing out. breathing in, and breathing outm you are into yoga you will be familiar with downwards dog. but how do you fancy practising pilates with pygmy goats? goats bleat. no kidding. that's exactly what we are doing at this class at bell craig farm in fife. needs twin sisters mabel and hazel. goats bleat. go to y°93 mabel and hazel. goats bleat. go to yogais mabel and hazel. goats bleat. go to yoga is quite big on the internet. i had seen lots of videos of that. i went to california last year and took a go to yoga class and it was amazing, i couldn't sto

and it's victory for manchester city in the women's fa cup final, as they defeat west ham 3—0 at wembley

and it's victory for manchester city in the women's fa cup final, as they defeat west ham 3—0 at wembley evening and welcome to bbc news. former defence secretary gavin williamson has described an investigation into the national security council leak as a "shabby and discredited witch hunt" — and called for a "proper, full and impartial" assessment of the investigation. it comes after the met police said the leak, about the chinese tech giant huawei, did not amount to a criminal offence. mr williamson was sacked after the prime minister said she had evidence to suggest he was the source of the leak — which is something he denies. our correspondent simonjones explained what might happen now that mr williamson has asked for this investigation. the police have said that they do not believe that the leak was a breach of the official secrets act or amounts to misconduct in a public office. what the police are not saying is who actually did this leak, who is responsible for it. but gavin williamson maintained that he wanted a full police investigation because he felt that would clear his name.

manchester city have won the women's fa cup — with a 3—0 victory over west ham at wembley.wembley. it's been the scene of some fairytale finishes over the years. west ham women fans hoping their first visit here ends in silverware, just 12 months after the team turned professional. but they were up against the top dogs. 2017 fa cup winners manchester city had not tasted defeat domestically all season. they may have started the match as favourites but it was west ham who took charge of the first half. jane ross could have, maybe should have, put them ahead. after the break, a breakthrough, for city, keira walsh with a swerving effort. it beat keeper anna moorhouse. the favourites were finally finding their rhythm. and then the hammer blow, georgia stanway with an individual effort which was deflected on the way in. city were nowjust minutes away from being crowned champions. still time to though, for 18—year—old substitute lauren to put the result out of sight with this fortuitous effort. a group of players who want to learn and improve and we have got a good blend of youth

manchester city take on west ham united in the women's fa cup final this afternoon.is being held at wembley for the fifth consecutive year, just over a month before the world cup begins in france on sevenjune. our sports reporterjo currie is covering the match at wembley. absolutely. i'm pleased to say the sunshine has actually returned, in the last hour we have had rain and hail but former england goalkeeper over 50,000 fans affected here today. going to be an incredible crowd. to hear those numbers toted around in london 2012 the stadium was full. the atmosphere and how it made you feel in the pitch was unreal. his social feeling that they have been lucky to have today. manchester city against west ham. they won this in 2017 and going for the cup double, there will start as favourites? no doubt. strong favourites? no doubt. strong favourites and have gone the whole season unbeaten. against a team that was already formed and we've done phenomenally well to get to that final. that will not go down without fighting. a year ago they were playing the third tier of women

women's fa cup. the biggest, most attended ever. such a fascinating line—up as well. west ham have never been in the final before, against manchester cityof the big stories. 0ver 30,000 tickets already sold. it's always a key date in the diary for women's football, but today's fa cup final is set to break records. more than 50,000 tickets, have been sold for the fixture between west ham and manchester city — as the defending champions look to do the double over a team who are chasing a fairy tale, ending to their remarkable season. 0ur reporterjo currie has more. just 12 months ago, west ham were playing in the third tier of women's football but after heavy investment from the club, they recruited a new squad of professional players and were awarded a spot in the super league super league and now they are just 90 minutes away from their first major trophy. the main aim when we first came into it was to just survive in the league and stay in it and we did that by christmas and obviously then, i remember talking to the girls and saying, girls, we can have a good cup run. it will be a fantastic story, regardless of what happens if we win,

manchester city could be crowned champions by monday night. and it's the old hands against the first timers. we look ahead to the women'shat pits holders manchester city against a west ham side in their first season as a professional team. also coming up in the programme: we'll be at the crucible theatre in sheffield, where david gilbert has a commanding lead overfour—time champion john higgins in the semi—finals. and jofra archer gets his first international wicket as england have got themselves into a hole in their one day international against ireland in malahide. good evening — welcome to the programme. we begin in doha, where caster semenya may have just won her final professional 800 metres. she's hinted she may "walk away" from competition after the court of arbitration sided with athletics‘ governing body to keep strict limitations on testosterone levels in women. it could mean as of next week, the two—time olympic champion would have to take hormone supressing medication if she wants to race. adam wild has more. while the arguments and the acrimony continues to run on, so too for the time being does caster seme

manchester city have completed the women's cup double.st ham in the fa cup final at wembley. the hammers are in their first season as a professional side and it was goaless at half—time but keira walsh, georgia stanway and lauren hemp scored the city goals in a 3—0 win to lift the cup for a second time in three years. i think, for us, we've got a group of winners and people that want to learn and improve and we've got a really good blend of youth and experience. i feel as if we can get so much better and it's an exciting time for this football club and we remain unbeaten this season, hopefully. we've got one more game to go and hopefully we can complete that. the world championship snooker final will be betweenjohn higgins and judd trump higgins came through an epic semifinal against david gilbert. the four time champion fought back from five frames down to win17—16. it's the third year in a row that higgins has made the final, and the eighth time in his career. he'll face trump in a repeat of the 2011 final that higgins won. trump beat q

manchester city have won the women's fa cup, with a 3—0 victory over west ham at wembley.mbley. it's been the scene of some fairytale finishes over the years. just 12 months ago, west ham were playing in the third tier of women's football but after heavy investment from the club, they recruited a new squad of professional players and were awarded a spot in the super league super league and now they are just 90 minutes away from their first major trophy. manchester city hadn't tasted a defeat domestically all season. there may have started the match as favourites, but it was west ham that took charge of the first half. jane ross could have, maybe should have put them ahead. after the break, a breakthrough. waltz with a swerving effort that the keeper. the favourites were finally finding their rhythm, then the hammer blow. a deflection on the way in, city now just minutes away from being crowned champions. this still times over 18 year substitute lauren hemp to put the result and come out of that with this fortuitous effort. we've got a group of winners and people who want t

women's team. thousands of manchester city fans lined the city's streets today to celebrate their clubs historic domesticthe premier league and the league cup. they're the first ever men's team in the english game to achieve all three in one season. an open—top bus parade left the town hall before making its way through the city. visitors to the chelsea flower show will get a chance tomorrow to walk through a garden designed in part by the duchess of cambridge. described as a woodland wilderness garden, she hopes it will inspire families to get in touch with nature. she's already taken her own children to see her work with prince george, princess charlotte and prince louis popping in, as our royal correspondent daniela relph reports. who better tojudge mum's handiwork than her three young children? george, charlotte and louis testing out the garden the duchess helped to create. louis seemed a little distracted. but from george there was high praise. what would you give it out of ten, george? how many marks out of ten would you give it? ten being the highest. 20. 20 out of ten? that's pretty good. i think

more than 52,000 tickets have been sold for this evening's women's fa cup final between manchester citym. city are one of the giants of the women's game and will be overwhelming favourites to lift the trophy for a second time. meanwhile, a possible west ham win has been described as a "fairytale". 0ur reporterjo currie is live at wembley. hi,jo. hi, jo. hello, mike. yes, we've got a wonderful weather today for what has become the pinnacle of the women's domestic season. i'm joined by former england and everton goalkeeper rachel brown. you won the fa cup in 2010, but it wasn't held at wembley. tell us what it's like for this current crop of players to play here. itjustifies where the women's game is now. we are hoping for 50,000 fans today, a record—breaking for 50,000 fans today, a record— breaking crowd, and for 50,000 fans today, a record—breaking crowd, and the fa cup final is always special, but to haveit cup final is always special, but to have it at an iconic stadium like this, and every young boy or girl growing up wanting to be a footballer wants to play at wembley, so footballe

kompany as he leaves manchester city after 11 years here at the club in which he has seen manchester city transform into one of the domestic superpowers of english football. the women's also parading the continental cup and the fa cup. and really, all the players received a deafening ovation from thousands of fans who took to the streets. they eventually arrived here at manchester cathedral where once again the crowd are giving them some reception. yes, city have concerns off the pitch, particularly this investigation by the european football authorities, claims that they broke financial rules, claims that they deny. but as far as the fans are concerned, those concerns can wait as they celebrate what has been a record—breaking season. premier league club brighton officially announced graham potter as their new manager on monday. the 43 year—old came to prominence after his success with swedish side ostersunds, who played arsenal in the europa league last year. he replaces chris hughton, who was sacked last week. patrick gearey reports. if there aren't many footballing cvs that we'd like graham potter's, a masters degree in emotional intelligence, a spell on the froze

west ham are looking to cause an upset and beat the might of manchester city, in the women's fa cup final over 50 thousand tickets sold. good morning. the weather is looking a bit mixed through the bank holiday weekend, although feeling colder with some sunshine and a few showers around. a full forecast in about 15 minutes. it's saturday, may the 4th. our top story: after its worst local election performance in nearly 25 years, conservative cabinet ministers are calling for the party to unite. after losing 1,300 council seats, calls are growing for theresa may to set a date for her departure. there were also heavy losses for labour, but big gains for smaller parties and independents. let's speak now to our political correspondent, nick eardley, whojoins us from our london newsroom. we spoke to david gauke earlier he was quite resolute that theresa may should remain in thejob, she is the person to take us through bags. you are hearing that message from a numberof cabinet are hearing that message from a number of cabinet ministers over the la st number of cabinet ministers over the last 24—

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manchester city have completed the women's cup double.me but keira walsh, georgia stanway and lauren hemp scored the city goals in a 3—0 win to lift the cup for a second time in three years. i think for us, we've got a group of winners and people who want to learn and improve. we have a good brand of youth and experience. —— a good blend of youth and expense. and we will hopefully remain unbeaten this season, we have one more game to go and hopefully we will complete that. four—time champion john higgins is through to the final of the world snooker championship after an epic final frame victory over david gilbert. higgins fought back from five frames down as he beat gilbert 17—16. it's the third year in a row that higgins has made the final, and the eighth of his career. higgins will face judd trump in a repeat of the 2011 final. trump beat qualifier gary wilson by 17 frames to 11 to reach his second world championships final. the best of 35 final begins at 2pm on bbc two today. newcastle falcons have been relegated from rugby union's pre

now in around one hour, manchester city will face west ham united and the women's fa cup final.at wembley for us. please to say the sunshine has returned to wembley in the last hour, we have had rain and hail but the former england and everton goalkeeper is with me. over 50,000 fa ns goalkeeper is with me. over 50,000 fans expected here today. be incredible, won't it? it is wonderful. today are numbers touted around. we were in london 2012 representing team gb in the stadium that was almost full and how that atmosphere made you feel on the pitch was great. those goals will be lucky to have it today. manchester city against west ham for the manchester city won it a few years ago and they are going for the cup double, do they start as favourites? yes, no doubt they will be strong, strong favourites. they've gone a whole season unbeaten, one game to go against arsenal but that is a perfect record against a team that was only formed this year in the super league in west ham who have done great to get to the final, they are the underdogs but will not go down without fighting. i'm tal

more than 50,000 tickets have been sold for today's women's fa cup final between manchester city and west ham. city are looking to win their second cup competition this year against a team who are chasing afairy year against a team who are chasing a fairy tale ending to their remarkable season. jo corrie has more. west ham were playing any 30 year of women's football, but after heavy investment from the club they recruited a new squad of professional players are were awarded a spot in the super league and now i just awarded a spot in the super league and now ijust 90 minutes away from and now ijust 90 minutes away from a first major trophy. the main aim when we first come in just to survive in the league and to stay in ad, and we did that by christmas. i remember talking to a girl and say, we can have a good cup run. it will bea we can have a good cup run. it will be a fantastic story regardless of what happens, if we win or lose, whatever. i am what happens, if we win or lose, whatever. iam proud what happens, if we win or lose, whatever. i am proud to be a west ham player. standing

more than 50,000 tickets have been sold for today's women's fa cup final between manchester city andear against a team who are chasing afairy year against a team who are chasing a fairy tale ending to their remarkable season. jo corrie has more. west ham were playing any 30 year of women's football, but after heavy investment from the club they recruited a new squad of professional players are were awarded a spot in the super league and now i just awarded a spot in the super league and now ijust 90 minutes away from and now ijust 90 minutes away from a first major trophy. the main aim when we first come in just to survive in the league and to stay in ad, and we did that by christmas. i remember talking to a girl and say, we can have a good cup run. it will bea we can have a good cup run. it will be a fantastic story regardless of what happens, if we win or lose, whatever. i am what happens, if we win or lose, whatever. iam proud what happens, if we win or lose, whatever. i am proud to be a west ham player. standing

a record 52,000 fans are set to watch the women's fa cup final at wembley — as manchester city take

a record 52,000 fans are watching the women's fa cup final at wembley — as manchester city take on westalf an hour on sportsday we'll bring you updates on the game, as well as the latest on celtic‘s win against aberdeen. good afternoon. the former tory leader iain duncan smith has said the prime minister must say she will resign "very soon", after the party suffered heavy losses in the english local elections. speaking to the radio station lbc, he referred to theresa may as a "caretaker pm". more than 1,300 conservative councillors lost their seats. labour failed to make the gains it had hoped for. 0ur political correspondent nick eardley reports. urgently seeking a solution. tories mulling over devastating local election results, trying to find a way to solve the party's troubles. these members are in scotland. there were not any elections here this week but many agree failing to deliver brexit is behind the election drubbing. this former leader has had enough. he believes theresa may has lost her authority and has to go now. we have in a sense a kind of caretaker prime minister at the

manchester city's men's and women's teams showed off the silver on a trophy parade across the city, greetedile city's women won the fa cup, and the continental cup. great britain's ice hockey team are still in the top flight of the world championship, after a dramatic win over france. they came from 3—0 down to win 4—3, ben davies scoring the winner in overtime. look at that! that is some proper celebration. that is some proper celebration. that is some proper celebration. that is what you call a pylon. are you going to say to look at the papers? first we will look at the weather. carol is at richmond park with a look at this morning's weather. it looks like a lovely sunrise and more beautiful gardens. good morning, everyone. right on all counts. you can see the fabulous flowers. we have been surrounded by fabulous flowers all week. many different varieties of flowers and roses. way back in 1625 charles i actually moved this courtier to avoid the plague in london. and here turned it into a deer park stop and we have seen some lovely dear this morning, just strolling around and munching on s

leaves after 11 years at the club in which she has seen manchester city transform into one of the domestic superpowers of english football. the women's received a deafening ovation from thousands of fa ns deafening ovation from thousands of fans who took this route. they eventually arrived here at manchester cathedral where once again the crowd are giving them some deception. yes, city have concerns of the pitch, particularly this investigation by the european football authorities, claims they broke financial rules, claims that they deny a bit as far as the fans are concerned, those concerns can wait as they celebrate what has been a record—breaking season. great britain's ice hockey team have retained their world championship top—flight status with a dramatic 11—3 overtime win against france. having lost their first six matches in slovakia, today”s match was a winner—takes—all encounter for survival. gb had to come from behind after france scored twice in six seconds to lead 3—0 — but managed to equalise to take the match into extra time before ben davies grabbed the winner. that's all the sport for now. enjoy the rest of your eveni

women's super league champions arsenal finished the season on a high — by inflicting a first league defeat on nearest rivals manchester cityt borehamwood. mercedes continue to dominate formula one this season, with another first and second. in qualifying for tomorrow's spanish grand prix, valtteri bottas sealed a hat—trick of pole positions ahead of his team—mate lewis hamilton. bottas has a one—point lead over hamilton in the drivers‘ championship. that's the sport from me. before we go, a woman in nottinghamshire had a bit of shock today, when she opened a loaf of bread to find the bag was full of crusts. timea ganji was hoping to make sandwiches for her children's lunch. the bakers, kingsmill, say they're investigating, and have sent mrs ganji what they describe as a "more conventional loaf". that's it. there's more throughout the evening on the bbc news channel, and i'll be back with the late news at ten. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are.

women joining the thetan to. tect their revolution. and manchester city could clinch a domestic travel later in the english f.a. cup final joey will have the details in schools. all to austria now where the coalition government there is in crisis chances sebastian cutts has reportedly ruled out continuing to work with his far right deputy christian straka he will make a statement shortly this follows a scandal centered around a video it was published by 2 german newspapers showing the vice chancellor straka apparently offering government contracts in return for political support cuts as conservative people's party and struck his anti immigration freedom party joined forces in 2017 to govern the country while sonia gago is live for us in london sonia so potentially huge political fallout in austria does today's potential announcement come as a surprise. well indeed and in fact there have been suggestions that the chancellor sebastian kurtz is now no longer willing to work with the far right freedom party certainly with hans christian struck it has been a scandal of explosive proportions and it's not surprising c

women's fa cup final. and that is where we're to start. manchester cityunited 3-0 manchester city beat west ham united 3—0 for the second time in three yea rs. the hammers are in their first season as a professional club and went behind when kiera walsh scored in the 51st minute. west ham simply ran out of steam and england international georgia stanway soon doubled city's lead. city weren't done though, west ham were now being overrun and lauren hemp completed her side's emphatic victory. city have added the fa cup to the continental cup they've already won. they narrowly lost the league to arsenal but remain unbeaten in domestic competition this season. capping off what has been a stellar run for them. live pictures from wembley they are getting their losers manner —— losers metals right now they were a lwa ys —— losers metals right now they were always going to be... it was always going to be a david and goliath battle. their first season as a professional site but an incredible game and incredible to watch. but we have to move on. now to the scottish

manchester city on winning the women's fa cup.ment. it staff show amazing dedication. but this government's failures are taken their toll. and nhs staff survey found that 40% of staff have reported suffering work—related stress in the last year alone. mr speaker, can the government explain why they are being so severely let down by this government? can i first of all say that i actually think when we look at the liverpool win over barcelona last night, what it shows is that when everyone says it is all over, that your european opposition have got you beat, the clock is ticking down, it is time to concede defeat, actually we can still secure success, as comes together. the right honourable gentleman asks about staffing in the nhs. what we see in relation to the nhs workforce is that for too long governments have failed to produce the proper workforce planning to give our staff in the nhs that cared that they deserve. it is this government with its long—term plan that is ensuring that we are giving back to star. the nhs staff work h

the women's fa cup final in under way at wembley — as manchester city take on west ham, with no goalst. in half an hour on sportsday we'll bring you updates on the game, as well as the latest on celtic‘s win against aberdeen. former defence secretary gavin williamson has described an investigation into the national security council leak as a "shabby and discredited witch hunt" — and called for a "proper, full and impartial" assessment of the investigation. it comes after the met police said the leak, about the chinese tech giant huawei, did not amount to a criminal offence. mr williamson was sacked after the prime minister said she had evidence to suggest he was the source of the leak — which is something he denies. so gavin williamson calling for a full impartial investigation. realistically how could that happen if at all? he has come out fighting this evening with this talk of this being a shabby witchhunt against him. the police have said that they do not believe that the leak was a breach of the official secrets act or amounts to misconduct. with the police are not saying is who

kompany as he leaves manchester city after 11 years here at the club, in which he has seen city transform really into one of the domestic superpowers of english football. the women'so parading the continental cup and the fa cup and all the players received a deafening ovation from the thousands of fans taking to the streets. they eventually arrived here at manchester cathedral and once again, the crowd are giving them some reception. yes, city have concerns off the pitch, particularly this investigation by the european football authorities, claims that they broke financial rules, claims that they deny, but as far as the fans are concerned, those concerns can wait, as they celebrate what has been a record—breaking season. this year, we are changing the game at bbc sport by celebrating female athletes in a way they have never been celebrated before. we've been speaking to some of the biggest names in sport about some of the challenges of being a female athlete. today, we hearfrom victoria azarenka, who revealed that a surprise pregnancy made her think her career was over. she's been speaking to sally nugent. her sport has been her life. she is a former world number

women's super league back in april in front of a new record wsl crowd of 5,265. they've dominated all season, losing only twice. and today, they beat manchester cityith 18 victories in 20 games. miriam walker—khan has more. the gunners have waited seven years to lift the wsl trophy. that is a long time for the most decorated club in english women's football. but this year has been a breeze. they only lost two games all season and when they were already guaranteed the title with a game to go, the celebrations were never in doubt. a stunning emma mitchell left—footed shot in the 88th minute somehow found the top corner. but it meant more than just 1—0. a consolation prize for manchester city was that they had not lost a game all year. that was until today. as fate would have it, those bragging rights taken away by the champions. this makes it the 15th time arsenal have won in the top flight since 1993, and the first since the arrival of the manager, joe montemurro. for the gunners, it is back to winning ways. despite that defeat manchester city still finish second in the table. liverpool beat everton 3—1. chelsea won 3—2 at reading to secure third p

women's super league champions arsenal finished the season on a high by inflicting a first league defeat on nearest rivals manchester cityt borehamwood. that's it from me, but there's much more on the bbc sport website, including how valtteri bottas sealed another pole position ahead of lewis hamilton for tomorrow's spanish grand prix. back to you. clive. that's it. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. but from me and the rest of the team, have a very good night. this is bbc news. concerns over climate change might restrict aviation. ministers may have to review their strategy, including plans to expand heathrow. it follows a recent warning which advises the government that they planned increase in aviation would need to be curbed to control carbon emissions. our environment analyst reports. flying is on the up and the government has been planning for it to continue to grow, what about climate change, you might ask. under current policy, industry will have to cut more greenhouse gases so aviation can expand. by the government is now considering a plan to virtually eliminate emissions by 205

women's super league champions arsenal finished the season on a high by inflicting a first league defeat on nearest rivals manchester cityd. just a quick one to finish — valtteri bottas has pipped lewis hamilton, his mercedes team—mate, to pole for the spanish gp tomorrow. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. labour has announced plans to introduce a £10 an hour minimum wage for all workers including those under the age of 18. at present 16 and 17—year—olds get less than adults, with the labour leader, jeremy crobyn, saying society shouldn't be "discriminating against young people." but some business leaders warn there's a risk employers may decide not to employ as many younger workers in order to cut costs. here's our business correspondent, katy austin. how much should you pay a young person to work for you? 16 and 17—year—olds can be paid less than their older colleagues. today, jeremy corbyn said he would change that. workers should be rewarded fortheirwork, not theirage. equal rights for workers means just that, irrespective of age, gender, nationality or ethnicity

she plays for the women's team at manchester city, and was there last night handing out those medals.ver forget. i just love experience, it was a day i will never forget. ijust love doing every second of it. it has been a pretty stressful season, hasn't it? imean, and pretty stressful season, hasn't it? i mean, and 14 wins in a row for manchester city, in the end. put that into context. how difficult was that into context. how difficult was that to watch? a lot of sweat, no, it was just a great season. i mean, the boys truly deserve this trophy. they worked their hardest, fair play to them. it was a tough season and it was really thrilling to watch, but massive congratulations. and two yea rs but massive congratulations. and two years ina but massive congratulations. and two years in a row, what does that mean for the club and what does it say about guardiola? well, we wouldn't be here without him, i guess. he is just a really great guy. be here without him, i guess. he is just a really great guylj be here without him, i guess. he is just a really great guy. i supposed to maintain tha

manchester city as they retain their premier league crown byjust one point. wa ke wake up to the menopause! the symptoms, the silence, and the unexpected positives. as world experts gather to promote better healthcare for womene on, how young people who started working then

kompany as he leaves manchester city after 11 years here at the club, in which he has seen city transform really into one of the domestic superpowers of english football. the women'sed a deafening ovation from the thousands of fans taking to the streets. they eventually arrived here at manchester cathedral and once again, the crowd are giving them some reception. yes, city have concerns off the pitch, particularly this investigation by the european football authorities, claims that they broke financial rules, claims that they deny, but as far as the fa ns that they deny, but as far as the fans are concerned, those concerns can wait, as they celebrate what has been a record—breaking season. now to great britain's ice hockey team, they have retained their world championship top flight status with a dramatic 11—3 overtime win against france. having lost theirfirst a dramatic 11—3 overtime win against france. having lost their first six matches in slovakia, the match was a winner takes all encounter for survival and gb had to come from behind after france scored twice in just six seconds to lead 3—0, but they managed to equalise to take the match into extra time. befo

women's footballing calendar — the final of the fa cup. in the end, it was a comfortable 3—0 win for league giants manchester city over west ham— in what was the wsl title. goal scorer kiera walsh says it's a relief to end this season on a high. proud of the players, they have been exceptional all year, but it was off the back of last year where we didn't achieve what we set out to achieve it. for three quarters of the season, we were good, and then in the fa cup semifinal and the league, to be undefeated this year and you have two trophies and to be disappointed we didn't win the league? i am disappointed we didn't win the league? iam proud disappointed we didn't win the league? i am proud of the players, the staff, everybody involved. veteran four—time champion john higgins is through to the final of the world snooker championship for the eighth time after an epic final frame victory over david gilbert. higgins fought back from five frames down three times as he beat gilbert 17 frames to 16. gilbert had led 16—15 before higgins made a break of 139 to force a deciding frame. the scot then capitalised on a missed black by gilbert, sealing

pep guardiola's manchester city. 6—0, but was a joint fa cup record and now they are the first. the first men's team, to complete this domestic trouble. arsenal's womennchester city manager pep guardiola says winning is "addictive" and he's already looking ahead to next season when he says "they start again on zero." watford were looking to win the fa cup for the first time in their first final for 35 years but there was no stopping city. our sports correspondent david ornstein was at wembley. the completion of an unprecedented mission. manchester city going where none of their rivals have gone before. they came in their tens of thousands to do something unique. a city —— city clean sweep for watford's first major trophy. a huge day, it has been 35 years. several winners! the pre- match further felt entirely fitting. —— fervour. the music, the colour, and the blazing lights. stage set for a meeting of such magnitude. watford knew they needed to quickly find a rhythm, and they did. even quicker was city's keeper. the hornets wanted. how painful would it approve? well, very. city's brilliance shows no bounds. david silva with a chance! here they were d

was one of the biggest occasions in the women's footballing calendar, the final of the fa cup at wembley. in the end, it was a comfortable 3—0 win for manchester cityem lift the women's fa cup for a second time in three years. four—time champion john higgins is through to the final of the world snooker championship after an epic final frame victory over david gilbert. higgins fought back from five frames down as he beat gilbert 17—16. it's the third year in a row that higgins has made the final, and the eighth of his career. three years running, i've lost the latter two, i would dearly love to when it third time lucky. yeah, just trying to save it, really get out there and enjoy it and savour it. it is not going to last forever. higgins will face judd trump in a repeat of the 2011 final. trump beat qualifier gary wilson by 17 frames to 11 to reach his second world championships final. the best of 35 final begins at 2:00 on bbc two today. newcastle falcons have been relegated from rugby union's premiership. they lost at gloucester yesterday. they are 10 points behind leicester tigers with one game left. the top two played each other yesterday. sarac

women's super league champions arsenal finished the season on a high — by inflicting a first league defeat on their closest rivals manchester cityemma mitchell, who surprised even herself with a brilliant strike. saracens beat leinster in the biggest game in european club rugby, lifting the champions cup for the third time in four years. they won by 20 points to 10 in a close final in newcastle. patrick gearey spent an eventful day at st james' park. in rugby, the final stretch can be the hardest. yet something keeps dragging saracens and leinster back to this stage. in newcastle, a meeting of the two biggest beasts in the game. the toughest of all, the toughest to call. a match above all matches. saracens have been unbeaten in this competition all season. they have won two years in a row but leinster took it off them. these two are the dominant forces in european rugby. when two such forces collide, much sound and fury follows but initially more bruises than points. it took until itoje was in the sin bin for leinster to batter a way through. saracens freed themselves from claustrophobia. sean maitland went over and saracens wer

manchester city fans in a moment. and in the weekend's other big final, the best club team in women's football, lyon, won the women's championse that thrashed barcelona a—1 in the final in budapest. the star though, once again, was the norwegian ada hegerberg who scored a first half hat—trick. this is their sixth champions league title in eight years, and they've only lost two league games in the last nine seasons, with a goal difference of plus 957. 0ne one of the great teams in world football at the moment. the american brooks koepka looks to be coasting towards another us pga title. he's on 12 under, seven shot‘s clear in the second major of the year, going into today's final round at bethpage black in new york. that's a record after three rounds at this tournament. if he wins, he'll become the first player to hold back—to—back titles in two majors at the same time after winning the us open in 2017 and 2018. not even tiger woods did that in his prime. england's matt wallace is in the chasing pack on four under. johanna konta will be looking to win her first clay court title later today. she faces karolina pliskova in the f

women's team they are not known for that. so people question why. and i believe, the same way when i signed for manchester city and i believed they have the resources and the facilities to do that. and now i'm sitting here ahead of the champions league final and i can say it has turned out well. last year we were the favourites to win the game and toni had been a bit like, why are lyon the favourites? we are just as good. and she's right. barca are a really great team. even on the opposite team, it was great to watch the football that they were playing. at lyon we like to play this kind of football as well. england's cricketers wrapped up their one—day series against pakistan with a game to spare. they were set 341 to win at trent bridge, and looked to be heading to that total pretty easily as jason roy hit a quickfire century. they then had a slight wobble, losing four wickets for just 15 runs. but ben stokes steadied the ship with an unbeaten 71 to see england over the line and reiterate just why they're favourites to win this summer's world cup. to another dominant performance — that of the american brooks