hello, i'm marc edwards with your sport.ns league quarterfinal first legs on tuesday. manchester city will take a 1—0 advantage to spain after a kevin de bruyne goal helped them beat atletico madrid. liverpool, meanwhile, have one foot in the last four with a 3—1victory away to benfica. andy swiss rounds up all the action for us. this year, perhaps? for all their recent success, manchester city have never won the champions league, and atletico madrid were out to frustrate them again. for the first half, their defence simply smothered city's attack, leaving pep with a puzzle. could his team crack the code? well, with time running out, phil foden found kevin de bruyne, and at last... slips it through for de bruyne! from stalemate to celebration. how city were made to work for it, but that was enough for a 1—0 win and a crucial lead heading into the second leg. liverpool, meanwhile, were in lisbon to face benfica. and they got off to a thumping start. konate! ibrahima konate made the most of some charitable defending to power t

hello, i'm marc edwards with your support. —— sport.ring in south london on a raucous night as crystal palace thrashed the gunners 3—0 to climb up to 9th, while arsenal stay in 5th. nick parrot was watching this one for us.... many a team has seen their efforts toward at selhurst park. it has one of the most intimidating atmospheres in the premier league. and it got to arsenal early on. this free kick gave crystal palace the perfect opportunity. john philippe matata post my goal was significant because they hadn't lost the season after scoring first. on the 1st of april, mikael arteta was named the manager for march. but parents were fast making his side look like fools. less than ten minutes after going a goal down, arsenal's defence looked up goal down, arsenal's defence looked up again, and the whole side went two up. you couldn't tell from the finish that this wasjordan iiu's finish that this wasjordan “us only second goal of the season. it didn't matter what arsenal did, this wasn't going to be there at night. they felt this should

-miguel put leeanne in touch with virginia tech professor marc edwards, a top lead expert.e poisoned. we can't allow this to happen." and from that, marc came up with us doing a citizen testing. -hi! how are you? -good. it's good to see ya. -in a community-wide effort, the residents of flint set out to test their water, with a goal of collecting 75 to 100 samples. -and marc never dreamed we would get him back 277 kits, but that's just the nature of me. [ laughs ] -the tests showed that 1 in 6 homes had lead levels exceeding epa standards. the water in leeanne's home tested as high as 13,000 parts per billion. that's two tim hazardous waste levels. ur worst fear became the reality, that flint was experiencing one of the worst environmental crimes in us history. -what do we want? -in response, the city switched back to detroit water, and michigan's governor declared a state of emergency. -...residents to have a good, safe, clean source of water. -today leeanne is working to change the epa's federal lead and copper rule to improve testing standards. -...never allowing this to

but from me, marc edwards, and the rest of the sport team, goodbye.me in a decade. it says password sharing is partly to blame. is that you? let me know. hello. for the keen gardeners out there, if your garden and your planters are looking a little bit parched at the moment and you missed out on some of the showers we saw on tuesday, you're going to be grabbing the watering can for the rest of this week — very little rain around. there will be a few showers across western areas, but notice how high pressure is dominating the weather charts in and around the uk, pushing rain—bearing low pressure systems down towards iberia, time and time again. and through the week, the breeze will be strengthening. in fact, a bit more breeze tonight across england and wales into the morning, which means it won't be quite as chilly as it has been. but for scotland and northern ireland, a touch of frost and patchy mist and fog around. that should clear by the end of the morning rush hour. there will be some cloud drifting westwards across england and wales, but overall,

hello, i'm marc edwards with your sport. for us. many a team has seen their ambitions thwarted at selhurst park. it has one of the most intimidating atmospheres in the premier league — and it got to arsenal early on. this free kick gave crystal palace the perfect opportunity. jean—philippe matata's goal was significant because they hadn't lost the season after scoring first. on the 1st of april, mikael arteta was named manager of the month for march — but paris were fast making his side look like fools. less than ten minutes after going a goal down, arsenal's defence looked up again, and the home side went two—up. you couldn't tell from the finish that this was onlyjordan ayew�*s second goal of the season. it didn't matter what arsenal did, this wasn't going to be their night. they felt this should have been a penalty — it wasn't given. but when wilfried zaha went down, it was, and arsenal's hopes went with it. palace fans delirious — but so too will be tottenham's, as they stay ahead in the race for fourth place. nick parro

hello, i'm marc edwards with your sport.the action for us. this year, perhaps? for all their recent success, manchester city have never won the champions league, and atletico madrid were out to frustrate them again. for the first half, their defence simply smothered city's attack, leaving pep with a puzzle. could his team crack the code? well, with time running out, phil foden found kevin de bruyne, and at last... slips it through for de bruyne! from stalemate to celebration. how city were made to work for it, but that was enough for a 1—0 win and a crucial lead heading into the second leg. liverpool, meanwhile, were in lisbon to face benfica. and they got off to a thumping start. konate! ibrahima konate made the most of some charitable defending to power the visitors ahead. and it soon got even better for them, as liverpool's class was once again clear — sadio mane tapping them into a 2—0 lead at the break. but after it, benfica hit back. konate's mistake and darwin nunez gave the hosts new hope. but it was the visitors tha

. —— marc edwards with your sport. the title race is very much on.of their 2—0 victory over everton at anfield. that merseyside derby defeat that leaves the toffees in the relegation zone. liverpool wrapped up the win when substitute divock 0rigi headed in luis diaz's bicycle kick with six minutes left. that came after andy robertson broke the deadlockjust after the hour mark. a tough day for everton, who recorded the second—lowest possession in premier league history and are in the premier league's bottom three for the first time since december 6, 2019. if we create atmospheres like today again on and off the pitch, then it will be difficult to deal with us for 95 minutes and that being the case, i've thought everton did what they had to do. we deserved three points and i really think with a performance like today, they can get the points they need. ac milan have moved back to the top of serie a as they came from behind to beat lazio 2—1, thanks to a dramatic injury—time winner from sandro tonali. french striker 0livier giroud levelled for milan in

i've been finding out more from marc edwards at the bbc sport centre.in news conferences that as of this moment he would play. he said he would play nine holes on wednesday before confirming that decision but the sheer excitement exuding from augusta is so tantalising. we heard from bryson dechambeau on monday. he talked about the volume emanating from the house when he came out. people scrambling for a glimpse of the maestro just practising his swing but rory mcilroy also heard from him today. he was echoing that sentiment. all of this as be described at the pictures we saw early on, more remarkable considering those life—threatening injuries in that car crashjust1a months ago. he almost lost his right leg and he said his numerous back and leg injuries over his career left him with pain each and every day so he's underwent so many operations on his back before surgery in 2017 finally sorted issues. he said he would be done before returning to win in 2019. what a victory that was and what an incredible return it would be for one of golf�*s superstars. h

let's go live to marc edwards at the bbc sport centre. how surprising is this?e story that has the whole golfing world talking about it. he has been given a tee off time and he announced a news conference that as of this moment, he would play. she will play nine holes on wednesday before confirming that decision, but sheer excitement exuding from augusta, it is so tantalising and you've heard from brighton, he talked about the volume when he came out, people scrambling for a glimpse of the maestro, just practising his swing. a great mcelroy, we heard from them today and he is echoing that and more remarkable considering what happened that car crash months ago, he almost lost his right leg and he said numerous back and leg injuries over his career each and every day. in summary operations into the finally sorted his issues and they did try to overtake the masters by taking a six there. but in just masters by taking a six there. but injust 19, masters by taking a six there. but injust19, what masters by taking a six there. but injust 19, what a masters by taking a

and here is marc edwards for the sport. good evening.perleague which provoked fury among football fans? and clubs such as bury fc collapsing through financial mismanagement? now the government hopes to put a stop to all that by giving english football fans a greater say in decision making in their clubs and appointing an independent regulator. joe wilson has the details. this is football outrage. fans who pay whatever it takes to support their club forgotten. the reaction when the richest clubs try to break away to join a european super league. elsewhere, clubs, so often the heart of communities, have been mis—run towards extinction. derby county, once english champions, on the brink of liquidation. bury fc, in existence since the 1880s, expeued in existence since the 1880s, expelled from the football league and in financial crisis. there are other examples. the government now says an independent regulator must oversee the game. do you think we had reached the point where you simply cannot trust football to run itself? ., ., , ., , itsel