another fantastic project from marcus rashford.eople suffering real poverty, but many people are slipping through the gaps. thank you very much forjoining us. tell us a little bit more about what you're doing, and does it match up to the picture we are hearing from the trussell trust in terms of demand for food parcels going way up. demand for food parcels going way u . . , ., ., ., demand for food parcels going way up, ., ., ., demand for food parcels going way up. diarra, demand has gone through the roof. up. diarra, demand has gone through the roof- -- — up. diarra, demand has gone through the roof- -- yeah. — up. diarra, demand has gone through the roof. -- yeah, demand _ up. diarra, demand has gone through the roof. -- yeah, demand has- up. diarra, demand has gone through the roof. -- yeah, demand has gonel the roof. —— yeah, demand has gone through the roof. as we had from marcus rashford to there, did restricted access is the problem will stop some of the bigger food banks, they restrict access to the genuinely poor because

and the footballer marcus rashford gets on side with michelin starred chef tom kerridge — to create cheapy family meals. and coming up on the bbc news channel... real madrid president florentino perez is insisting the idea of a european super league is not over, merely on standby, with some clubs still involved in trying to find a solution. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. president biden has pledged that the us will aim to at least halve its greenhouse gas emissions by 2030, compared with 2005 levels. the president is hosting 42 global leaders at a two day virtual summit aimed at tackling climate change — his adminstration is hoping that other big polluters will follow its lead. 0ur chief environment correspondent justin rowlatt reports. is this the moment the world comes together and begins to take climate change seriously? that's certainly whatjoe biden is hoping as he welcomes world leaders to his virtual summit. since his inauguration, president biden�*s climate envoy john kerry has been elbow bumping his way around the world in an effort to raise global ambition on

the footballer marcus rashford's campaign against things like child poverty and hunger were very much force for change? yes, so that is a good point, so there are kind of positives and negatives of social media so we saw through marcus rashford's campaign the kind of positive use of social media. but because it is kind of unfiltered public opinion can be shared on these platforms, i do think there needs to be better systems in place for kind of filtering and blocking out spam. we do a lot of research looking at the kind of tweets and social media posts received by athletes and we do find that they are kind of receiving a lot of abuse and so forth that could potentially be filtered out. we forth that could potentially be filtered out.— filtered out. we are going to have to leave _ have to leave it there for the moment and it will be interesting to see if this works. give very much for your time today. lilo works. give very much for your time today-— time today. no worries, thank ou! -- time today. no worries, thank you! -- thank _ time today. no worries, thank you! -- thank you _ time

this goal showing him how it was done and leaving marcus rashford scratching his head.he dummy, united in the lead. it would last two minutes, as an equaliser came that burnley probably deserved. how did that happen? burnley might have been asking the same question after greenwood hit this. more about relief and celebration. a third was added in added time. this i'd never make it look easy, but that's now five wins in a row, and have they got their sights on more? birmingham city have moved nine points clear of the championship drop zone, after scoring a late winner away to fellow strugglers rotherham. it was still 0—0 going into the 88th minute but then birmingham captain harlee dean popped up to score the only goal of the game. rotherham stay third from bottom — four points behind derbyjust above them, although they do have two games in hand. coventry beat barnsley 2—0 to also move nine points clear of the drop zone. and today's emilia romagna grand prix in italy which was full of drama, with a huge crash involving valterri bottas and george russell.... whilst lewis h

marcus rashford turns masterchef. we catch up with the footballer after he teamed up with celebrity chef tom kerridge to create cheap, healthy family meals. if i could literally go back as a kid, this is the thing i'd have learned to do. as well as do what i was doing with my football and stuff, when i went home, i would have loved to have been able to sit down and just learn to cook. good morning. it is a cold and frosty start to the day—to—day, but for many of us there will be sunny spells. a few cloudy spells in the north of scotland could be producing showers and it will be breezy around the english channel. details in ten minutes. it's thursday april 22nd. our top story. borisjohnson will today urge world leaders to "preserve our planet for generations to come". he'll tell a virtual summit, hosted by us presidentjoe biden, that 2021 must be the year countries "get serious" about stopping climate change. 0ur chief environment correspondent, justin rowlatt reports. john kerry, president biden's climate envoy, has b

a long ball forward finding marcus rashford. one wonderfulfirst touch later and 1—0. area. the portuguese, just about, converting the resulting penalty. ole gunnar solskjaer�*s side with one foot in the semi—finals. arsenal's season rests on the europa league. they won 7—0 the last time they played slavia prague in europe. but the visitors were here to have a go. the gunners dominated but couldn't find the finishing touch. bukayo saka slotting wide, william hitting the woodwork, lacazette likewise. mikel arteta said this tournament was all or nothing and it looked like arsenal would get nothing until nicolas pepe's cool finish. relief but no time to relax as tomas holes powered a last minute header past bernd leno. arsenal's hopes well and truly checked ahead of the second leg in prague. sp, bbc news. staying with football, swansea city say they won't post anything on social media for the next seven days to take a stand against continuing online racist abuse. the championship club say the first team squad, academy professionals, their women's team and club staff will

games between these two, very rarely dull, but it was a match of little note, this free kick from marcus rashfordwas neatly saved just before half time. the wsl leaders chelsea are hoping to reach the women's champions league final for the first time. they lost though to bayern munich in the first leg of their semi final 2—i. as michael redford reports. domestically for chelsea, dominance is not an issue. the couple interest on the fa cup and at the top of the league as well. in europe, a different story. twice in the champions league, but never any further time for a mission in munich. a key figure in the in the journey, the finalfour munich. a key figure in the in the journey, the final four is been goalkeeper who could not believe their luck when she did this. a gift for sydney loman. chelsea was soon level with the header of their own. how much they knew about it is a different story. a crucial away goal and a goal that sparked them into life left wondering how she did not hit the target at this level, you have to take your chances and show chelsea how it's done. chelsea almost responded with

as demand in britain forfoodbanks goes up by a third, footballer and campaigner marcus rashford teamsp with chef tom kerridge to create cheap, healthy family meals. if i could literally go back as a kid, this is the thing that i'd learn to do. as well as, like, do what i was doing with my football and stuff, when i went home, i would have loved to have been able to sit down and just learn to cook. the brit awards ceremony will go ahead next month — with a live audience of 4,000, who don't need to wear masks or socially—distance, but will have to show a negative coronavirus test. hello and welcome, if you're watching in the uk or around the world. more than 100,000 black and asian service personnel who died fighting for the british empire were not properly commemorated due to "pervasive racism" — that's according to a new report. the commonwealth war graves commission has apologised after it found the troops were not formally remembered in the same way as their white counterparts. britain's defence secretary, ben wallace, will address mps about the findings later. the director general

ole gunnar solskjaer said yesterday that marcus rashford should be fit, despite a recent foot injury,ted would seem to have a pretty decent chance of reaching the final and potentially winning their first piece of silverware since the europa league back in 2017 under mourinho. ., ~ europa league back in 2017 under mourinho. . ~ ., ~ . ., ., mourinho. talking about alec and a social, he mourinho. talking about alec and a social. he has— mourinho. talking about alec and a social, he has not _ mourinho. talking about alec and a social, he has not been _ mourinho. talking about alec and a social, he has not been the - mourinho. talking about alec and a social, he has not been the most i social, he has not been the most popular character in rome. —— ole gunnar solskjaer. that popular character in rome. -- ole gunnar solskjaer.— gunnar solsk'aer. that is right, a little bit gunnar solsk'aer. that is right, a tttte bit of — gunnar solsk'aer. that is right, a tttte bit of a— gunnar solskjaer. that is right, a little bit of a storm _ gunnar solskjaer. that is right, a little bit of a storm in

forward marcus rashford will be fit enough to play for united, after coming off injured in their win away from home in europe. it's a big game for us. we have beaten me a line away, beaten real sociedad away, which may have given us the foundation to go through. and we have drawn against both of them at home in the second leg so we know how this game can give us even more momentum. using rap as therapy, that's what one musician from south london is doing. bhishma azaire, known as proph, is running workshops to help young people affected by mental health problems, or exposed to gang crime, drugs, orviolence. jamie moreland went to hear more. # my name is bhishma # ifounded rap therapy # becoming more creative by pushing out your energy # onto paper, with pen, helping the younger generation be creative again # this is rap therapy, workshops teaching people how ultimately, what we want to do is strengthen their mental health and we want them to express themselves positively and prevent social tragedies. so, death, jail, mental health institutes... the sessions encourage children to rap

now marcus rashford wants to help families with cheap and simple recipe ideas, in the hope that nobodyen speaking to sally nugent about the project. i remember coming to your house a year ago and asking for a cup of tea. i can remember you looking around for all the bits and pieces to make the cup of tea, and would you say that maybe the kitchen has not always been your favourite place? not always been your favourite lace? �* , ., not always been your favourite alace? �* , ., ., not always been your favourite alace? �*, ., ., �*, not always been your favourite lace? �*, ., ., �*, ., , place? it's not that it's not my favourite _ place? it's not that it's not my favourite place, _ place? it's not that it's not my favourite place, it's _ place? it's not that it's not my favourite place, it'sjust i place? it's not that it's not my favourite place, it's just that l place? it's not that it's not my i favourite place, it'sjust that it's favourite place, it's just that it's not my most familiar environment. but since then, i'm glad to say i've beenin but since then, i'm glad to say i've been

in a game of few chances, marcus rashford came closest with a free—kick just before half—time.r family that own manchester united flew over elland road just before kick—off — underlining the strength of feeling created by this week's european super league controversy. west brom's hopes of surviving suffered a huge setback after they conceded a 92nd minute equaliser against local rivals aston villa. west brom had led 2—i — before keinan davis snatched a point for the home side. west brom nine points from safety with five games to go. burnley won a—0 at wolves in the day's other game. barcelona forward jennifer hermoso scored but then went off injured as her side drew the first leg of their women's champions league semi—final with paris st—germain. after putting barcelona ahead she came off with her strapped and could be a doubt for next weekend's return leg. alana cook equalised for ps6. in the other match — bayern munich edged chelsea 2—1, hanna glass scoring the winner on the day — but an important away goal for chelsea. there are still four quarter—final places up for grabs a

marcus rashford came closest with a free—kick just before half—time.derlining the strength of feeling created by this week's european super league controversy, with fans continuing to protest at the club's american owners. barcelona are in pole position as the spanish season heads into the home straight. atletico madrid lost on sunday but barca, who currently sit two points further back, have a game in hand over both atletico and real madrid. in italy, inter milan moved a step closer to winning their first serie a title since 2010 with a narrow victory against hellas verona. former manchester united defender matteo darmian scored the only goal of the game, leaving them 11 points clear with five games to play. rafael nadal won his 12th barcelona open title, saving a match point in a thrilling three—set victory over greece's stefanos tsitsipas. nadal trailed 4—2 in the opener but recovered, breaking twice to take it 6—4. world number five tsitsipas saved two match points in the second set before levelling the match on a tie—break. the spaniard faced a ma

have taken a big step towards the last four after a 2—nil win in spain against granada where marcus rashfordfor next week's 2nd leg. it looked like it was going to be a 1—0, but we gladly take the second goal of course. it is so vital away from home. we have created a good starting point for the next week's game for ourselves. in the night's other games, roma came from behind to win 2—1 at ajax where roger ibanez scored the winner three minutes from time. and gerard moreno scored the only goal of the game — a penalty — as villarreal won at dinamo zagreb. and arsenal were held to a 1—all draw at home, after a 94th minute equaliser from slavia prague. the 2nd legs of all those ties take place next thursday. and the french open will start a week later than scheduled, it'll run from the 30th may to the 13th ofjune. tournament organisers at roland garros say they want the largest number of fans to be able to attend,and with france in a third national lockdown, moving the championships will give them the best possible chance. now this will impact on the grass court season in the build up to wimble

footballer and social activist marcus rashford has been named one of the 30 most influential people underu timothy armoo. alexandra wilson is editor of the forbes under 30 list, she's in san diego california. how do you choose the power players when their spheres when thing that strikes me about this list is the social activism of gen z, entrepreneurs. you've got adam adelman who is an advocate against bullying and lgbt presentation sport. is this the defining characteristic of letters in the future? i think it is and i — letters in the future? i think it is and i think _ letters in the future? i think it is and i think the - letters in the future? i think| it is and i think the pandemic has also played a role with the public really insisting that both their celebrities and their companies have a bit of social impact built into their missions. social impact built into their missions-— social impact built into their missions. ., ., ., missions. young people have had their freedoms _ missions. young people have had their freedoms curtailed - missions. young people have had their freedoms cu

a long ball forward finding marcus rashford. 0ne wonderfulfirst touch later and 1—0.prague in europe. but the visitors were here to have a go. the gunners dominated but couldn't find the finishing touch. bukayo saka slotting wide, william hitting the woodwork, lacazette likewise. mikel arteta said this tournament was all or nothing and it looked like arsenal would get nothing until nicolas pepe's cool finish. relief but no time to relax as tomas holes powered a last minute header past bernd leno. arsenal's hopes well and truly checked ahead of the second leg in prague. sp, bbc news. staying with football, swansea city say they won't post anything on social media for the next seven days to take a stand against continuing online racist abuse. the championship club say the first team squad, academy professionals, their women's team and club staff will boycott all channels for the next week. three of their players were recently targeted with abuse online. we are not doing this and expecting everyone to follow us. if they do, been great because that means you've done a pos

now marcus rashford wants to help families with cheap and simple recipe ideas. of his parents�* home when he is 18 years old, 19 years old, he can know how to cook for himself and eat the right meals. he knows affordable meals and it will be one less thing he has to stress about because he has been doing it for five or six years already. i always go back to my experiences. if i could literally go back as a kid, this is the thing that i would learn to do, as well as do what i was doing with my football and stuff. when i went home, i would have loved to have been able to sit down and just learn to cook. so, you have been cooking with tom kerridge, what are your favourite recipes so far? what have you learnt? my favourite recipes to cook where hashbrowns. and the stir—fry one? the chicken stir—fry? yes. i always thought with stir—frys, because it looks like there is so much going on, it is just going to be a nightmare to try and cook, but it was actually really fun. and how did it taste? it tasted all right. marcus is very much of this kind of wanting to learn life

marcus rashford got the first and then bruno fernandez converted a late penalty to put united well inhed an equaliser deep into added time, to leave the tie, in the balance ahead of next week�*s away leg. i think psychologically to go there with 1—0 is completely different to go with 1—1. now we know we have to go there and we know for the game and we have to score goals and we cannot play any game. we have to go there with the determination to be an attacking team and hurt them. the best days racing in 20 years — that�*s how sir alex ferguson at aintree described the opening day of the grand national festival, which returned after its forced cancellation last year. the former manchester united manager didn�*t have to worry about the two—time national winner, tiger roll, in the betway bowl chase, as he could only finish a very distant fourth, behind, clan des oboe, who brought up the hatrick for ferguson, ridden by harry cobden and trained by paul nicholls. he came home 26 lengths clear. sir alex had a share in each of the first three winners. that is why he is smiling behind the mask

marcus rashford got the first and then bruno fernandez converted a late penalty to put united in controley but the czech side snatched an equaliser deep into added time, to leave the tie, in the balance ahead of next weeks away leg. it was a great opening day for sir alex ferguson at aintree, as the the grand national festival returned after last years' cancellation. the former manchester united manager had a share, in each of the first three winners. all eyes were on the 2 time national winner tiger roll, in the betway bowl chase, but he could only finish a very distant fourth as, clan des oboe, brought up the hatrick for ferguson, ridden by harry cobden and trained by paul nicholls. he came home 26 lengths clear. despite the absence of any fans, sir alex says it's the best day's racing he's had since getting involved in the sport 20 years ago. the world's most famous horse race — the grand national — is back tomorrow. there won't be any crowds but there will be plenty of interest, as a0 riders battle it out, including three who are aiming to become the first female jockey to win the ra

marcus rashford's free kick, the closest either side came to a winner. is a lovely day out and about. shall we go live - sell! it is a lovely day out and about. shall we go live to - sell! it is a lovely day out and | about. shall we go live to greg knight? we are there all morning as restrictions in scotland are eased. that means restaurants, bars and gyms can open again.— that means restaurants, bars and gyms can open again. let's find out what the weather _ gyms can open again. let's find out what the weather is _ gyms can open again. let's find out what the weather is like. _ what the weather is like. good morning. a chilly start to the day if you haven't ventured out. some pockets of frost. as we go through this week we see a return to that cold, arctic wind. it will certainly be turning colder than we have been used to. and we will see some scattered showers or indeed some scattered showers or indeed some rain. the cloud you saw in gretna green is associated with this area of low pressure and its various fronts. bringing rain across the north and w

everybody is very engrossed by this big controversy and marcus rashford of manchester united has beent last night the frost was not so widespread across the country and by day, under blue skies and strong april sunshine, for a fairfew day, under blue skies and strong april sunshine, for a fair few of you it is feeling warm. if you are a keen gardener, don't go too quickly. the first will not be there tonight for some, the first will not be there tonight forsome, but the first will not be there tonight for some, but these are overnight temperatures in towns and cities, anything below 203 is susceptible to anything below 203 is susceptible to a trust and they could get colder next week. the cold air is coming back across scotland and northern ireland, temperatures down seven or 8 degrees yesterday, won't be hard into the evening across parts of wales england, highs of 16, 17 or 18 degrees, most places dry and sunny, the bulk of the rain today has been on this zone of cloud, working south through tonight, showers will fade away. to know scotland and northern ireland, away from the far so

they were 1—0 down after danny welbeck scored for brighton, marcus rashford got one back and then mason roofe scoring twice. rangers will host rivals celtic in the fourth round later this month. in spain, the valencia team walked off the pitch in protest at an alleged racist comment made during their match against cadiz. mouktar diakhaby reacted furiously after a confrontation withjuan cala, and spoke emphatically to the referee. valencia's players then left the pitch. the club later said diakhaby had received, what they described as a racial insult. the team returned to complete the game, which they lost 2—1, but without diakhaby, who was substituted. it was an eventful day for manchester united keeper mary earps in the women's super league. first, she failed to save an inessa kaagman penalty in the 1—nil defeat to brighton. it was a great shot, though. then she needed help to get rid of a couple of pitch invaders, a pair of geese clearly from outside the united bubble. they safely left the building? they hadn't been _ they safely left the building? they hadn't been tested, _ they safe