millwall and middlesbrough are missin: league.t, some _ league. millwall and middlesbrough are missing out, some hopes- league. millwall and middlesbrough are missing out, some hopes going| are missing out, some hopes going into this final day of the championship season, but not to be for them. championship season, but not to be forthem. play—off championship season, but not to be for them. play—off places decided, we knew already, let's move on to league 2. huge drama in that league. for a screen stealing the title. this was incredible, exeter city started the day one point clear at the top of the table in league 2, lost at home to port vale, forest green rovers drew 2—2 await mansfield and meant that forest green rovers won the title today on goal difference. incredible scenes there from forest green rovers, their owner is very eco friendly, vegans, a lot of them, the team has this whole mantra about them, and in the end, the table does not lie in the end, the table does not lie in the deceptively top of the league. ten minutes

middlesbrough and millwall, for now, will be missing out.ough and millwall, for now, will be missing out.— will be missing out. keep up-to-date with those scores _ will be missing out. keep up-to-date with those scores over _ will be missing out. keep up-to-date with those scores over on _ will be missing out. keep up-to-date with those scores over on the - will be missing out. keep up-to-date with those scores over on the bbc . with those scores over on the bbc sport website. celtic are within touching distance of the scottish premiership having gone behind in the early kick off against hearts. they have hit back to lead 3—i. a win will take ange postecoglou's side nine points clear of rangers, who have three games to play and a far inferior goal difference to celtic. there's a rugby league challenge cup triple header taking place at elland road this afternoon. two semifinals later with wigan taking on cup—holders st helens, whilst huddersfield play hull kingston rovers for a place in the final. the women's final is already underway and its

millwall and middlesbrough had top six hopes before today's games but lost to bournemouth and prestonter they beat bristol city. st helens have won the women's challenge cup after coming back from behind to beat leeds rhinos at ellland road. in front of a record crowd of nearly 6,000 fans, eboni partington scored two of her sides tries as they won 18—8 to clinch their second challenge cup title in a row. we have not been behind yet this season. that was something we had to mentally deal with more than physically. as much as it was physically. as much as it was physically tough out there, it has more the mental side, being able to refocus. at half time, i think it was good for us to be able to settle down, recompose and come out again. i think it isn'tjust about believing in each other. we trusted in each other�*s quality and came out and did the business in the second half. the men's semi—finals are also being held at elland road, and the first one between wigan and saint helens was an absolute cracker. liam marshall opened the scoring for wigan afterjust two minutes, and they added a

," — i'm thinking that's quite a dish, those two things together, it's even more hearty than a middlesbroughw, don't impugn the parmo, chris. the parmo is one of the great things of our time. but i take the point you're making. i wouldn't dispute that for a moment, but what about that point? well, look, we are ultimately a pragmatic government dealing with a series of unprecedented challenges in peacetime. and that would be the best and most honest answer i can give to that question. nobody sitting down in 2019, the day after we'd won the general election, would have imagined that we would end up having to do the things we've done. but, look, we've had a pandemic, we've had war in europe, we've got a global inflationary crisis, the like of which hasn't been seen, really, in my lifetime. and there is a clear need to respond to that using all the tools that government has at its disposal. we have not in any way turned our backs on our core philosophy, which is that the state should know its limits and that, ultimately, sound money really matters. but when you are dealing with events of this ma

certainly, from an economy perspective, bournemouth and - perspective, bournemouth and middlesbrough,ct them in any way, reading is another. reading is a very successful place, and is so even without the city status because it has all the key ingredients that attract business investment income so again, congratulations to the places that have won today, but i don't think we're going to see a material difference is result of having the status restored, and needing to focus on the economic angle if you really want these places to be making a big contribution to the regional and national economies. so contribution to the regional and national economies. 50 iii contribution to the regional and national economies.— contribution to the regional and national economies. so if there is no real material— national economies. so if there is no real material advantage, - national economies. so if there is no real material advantage, what | no real material advantage, what difference will city status make to these eight places? l’m difference will city status make to these eight places?— these eigh

i represent middlesbrough, one of the more deprived areas in england, there is no way i am blind to thethe prince of wales in a moment - forward. cursing, we may see the prince of wales in a moment so i forward. cursing, we may see the l prince of wales in a moment so we will show the images if we do —— kirsten. scottishpower yesterday said, we want £1,000 off the bill of many households, we want the government to come up with that. again, just putting the point to you, that has got to be paid for at some point, is that a strategy you would back7 some point, is that a strategy you would back? i some point, is that a strategy you would back?— some point, is that a strategy you would back? ., �* ,, ., , , , would back? i don't think anybody is doubtin: would back? i don't think anybody is doubting things _ would back? i don't think anybody is doubting things have _ would back? i don't think anybody is doubting things have to _ would back? i don't think anybody is doubting things have to be - would back? i don't think anybody is doubting things have to be paid - would back? i don't think a

middlesbrough knocked out manchester united and then tottenham en route to the quarterfinals.i feeling? he has been there with the big games, and these two met in a| big games, and these two met in a cup final not long ago, which i think was the best 0—0 i have ever seen. i“m think was the best 0—0 i have ever seen. i'm not sure the nerves would handle it if it goes to penalties again. but look, it is the fa cup. it's the most famous knockout club competition in the world. jurgen klopp knows what it is like, and it's only been in the last season, also, that he has taken these domestic cup competitions seriously. and look what liverpool are on the verge of. i don't think the quadruple bill happen, but the trouble is very much on. chelsea lost the last _ trouble is very much on. chelsea lost the last two _ trouble is very much on. chelsea lost the last two fa _ trouble is very much on. chelsea lost the last two fa cup - trouble is very much on. chelsea lost the last two fa cup finals, l trouble is very much on. chelsea | lost the last two fa cup finals, so they will want to sett