in the first minute, liverpool were awarded a penalty, taken by mo salah. back of the net. we are watching things closely but we are very happy, the liverpool fans, so far. an historic game taking place in madrid and we have correspondence in liverpool, north london and also central madrid. we can go back to liverpool and here from stuart flinders... well... what a start! i don‘t know if you can hear me. i will carry on talking. listen to that! what a start. they are very happy and they we re start. they are very happy and they were confident and they will feel their confidence has been vindicated. i—o their confidence has been vindicated. 1—0 from a penalty after a foul within the first minute. 7000 people inside this venue watching the match live in an event organised by bt sport. the rights holders. what an atmosphere, they are all enjoying it, that is for sure! drama already in the first minute. but you can see the pictures from liverpool. liverpool i—o can see the pictures from liverpool. liverpool 1—0 up. we will get more than this is that match progr

a player wasjudged to have handled and mo salah stepped up to have handled and mo salah stepped up toe 87th minute. the hero of the semi—final comeback against barcelona came off the bench and sealed the victory with a second goal and only a few minutes to spare. the liverpool fans were jubilant afterwards. the manager there ending a run of six straight defeats in final. a defeat year was the last of them but that has now been overturned as liverpool secure and sixth european cup final putting them third on the all—time list. i guess it underlines the period that you can club has been in charge and reaffirms them as one of europe's top elite clubs behind real madrid and a seamy line. —— ac malan. —— milan. how much has it meant to the fans? it has meant a huge amount indeed. the stadium is resplendent in red and the fans are still spilling out. they will have watched the players parade the trophy around the players parade the trophy around the stadium and back in liverpool there will be a parade tomorrow where fans can see them back at home showing the trophy once again. fans and the

there is mo salah. i can see mo salah and the cup. that helps.st year, he limped out of final and the whole match was a day the remember for liverpool, but this year of course he is the man who started the ball rolling for liverpool within two minutes, with that dramatic penalty kick after the handball very early in the game. that settled liverpool's nerves. that is mo salah at back near the trophy. he has his hand on the trophy. there it is. they're lifting the trophy in the airso they're lifting the trophy in the air so that the fans can see it. more fireworks. raising it again. scarves being thrown into the air. a and the crowd saluting the liverpool team. they are wonderful scenes. there is no end destination for this. there is no final moment, it just carries on until the crowd has had enough, which could be around thursday by this reckoning?” had enough, which could be around thursday by this reckoning? i think so. thursday by this reckoning? i think so. at the end of it, i imagine the adrenaline coursing through the players, it must be lik

mo salah scores as hosts egypt beat democratic republic of congo 2—0 and qualify for the knockout phasef the africa cup of nations. and defending champion caroline wozniacki is out of the eastbourne international, beaten by aryna sabalenka in a repeat of last year's final. hello and welcome to the programme, where we start with the news that pakistan have kept their play—off hopes alive at the cricket world cup by ending new zealand's unbeaten run. babar azam notched a century as he led his side to a 6 wicket victory which also adds pressure to hosts england who sitjust above them, as patrick gearey reports. if pakistan have a plan, it is not an easy one to work out. after six games they had had no steady level but constant volume. mohamad amir‘s first ball — new zealand's martin guptill swept away in the energy that pakistan thrived on. their captain, sarfaraz, somehow got ross taylor. like the sharp spin of shadab khan, another wicket fell. like the sharp spin of shadab khan, kane williamson out. england were nervous. they were the third team in this match. pakistan could catch them.

and when mo salah put the ball on the spot, these 70,000 fans went quiet as a church.rly to the roof off. you're flying everywhere. they say it's been a nearly uneventful game so far. they won't mind it here if it's one haven zero in about an hour's time. —— 1-0. i bet, stuart. the mood is more sombre in london — simonjones is watching with tottenham fans. some tottenham pundits are convinced the ball hit moussa sissoko's chest first — are the fans angry at the decision? it was the worst possible start for spurs. going behind within two minutes. people here very much questioning that penalty decision. people are saying if you put your hand up in the box, you're asking for trouble. down there, hand up in the box, you're asking fortrouble. down there, people hand up in the box, you're asking for trouble. down there, people in still fairly good voice but still some anxious faces here because they know potentially, time is running out. they are still chanting, they are singing their support here in north london for spurs, but they haven't seen much to cheer on the pitch, a

mo salah placed the ball on the spot, and this place fell clearly silent. back of the nets, the place went up and the noise could have been heard halfway to madrid. the rest of the game seemed pretty quiet. certainly the fans here fell quiet as they took in what happened. they watched the clock tick away and then finally, near the end of the match, that second goal sealed it for them. the crowd went wild again and they knew... they thought before they came here this was going to be liverpool's year, and they knew for certain it is. you can get much more on liverpool's historic champions league win on our website. there's a full match report, lots more on the fans reactions. just log onto bbc.com/sport, or download the app. federal agents say they believe a man who shot dead 12 people at a local government building in the us state of virginia, had bought his guns legally. all but one of the victims were colleagues of his. police described the scene of the shooting at the complex in virginia beach as "a war zone." it's the 150th mass shooting this year — and

, bbc sport africa has been to meet the tailor to some of the world's top footballers, including mo salah as clients as well as a host of premier league stars. he will make you a bespoke diamond dusted suit in under a week, but as the bbc‘s correspondent reports, it will cost you north of 40,000 us dollars. this is signature spoke in england, official suit producer of champions liverpool, which also includes the finest players, sadio mane and a little man called mo salah. the last two years or three years, the footballers started knocking on the door heavily. 0f footballers started knocking on the door heavily. of course, not by luck. we have created something they love. the word—of—mouth, when we start with one footballer, when dejan lovren came and we made him suits, isaid dejan lovren came and we made him suits, i said i dejan lovren came and we made him suits, isaid i have to dejan lovren came and we made him suits, i said i have to see the finished result. i have to see them on you. his dedication has seen him build a loyal base of footballers, from the likes of callum wilson, john s

mo salah. mo salah! yeah! cool my mum is pretty special. very special, amazing.he's the most important person in my life. she supports my travels. she encourages me, she helps me with my maps, she helps me research. i can do most things on the internet with a speech software. but one thing i cannot do is book flights. the websites are impossible for all air companies. so she books flights for me. she is my rock that i stand on. she is the reason i can do this. without her, i'd be nothing. we've just landed in lalibela, one of the major tourist cities in the north of ethiopia. i knew that when i came to ethiopia, that one of the places that i had to visit was lalibela. the rock churches, what these mean to the people. i thought, ijust had to come here. when i landed in lalibela airport it was a bit confusing. normally i have the assistance, to take me through the airport. but a guy who works there took me through the airport and outside, and handed me onto another guy. at first i thought he was my couch surfer. i started walking with him, he wasn't saying much. i

a contrversial early penalty from mo salah and a late finish from divock 0rigi gave them a 2—0 win andirst trophy for managerjurgen klopp at anfield. tim allman reports. for liverpool fans, this truly was the joy of sex. —— six. for liverpool fans, this truly was thejoy of sex. —— six. no english clu b thejoy of sex. —— six. no english club comes close, and winning the champions league never gets boring. iam champions league never gets boring. i am buzzing, i can't put it into words. i went to the final last year, i was there and it was, not the worst time, but sad times. tonight was amazing, not the best game ever, but fine. six time champions league winners.” game ever, but fine. six time champions league winners. i am absolutely buzzing, i can't wait to get into town and feel the atmosphere tonight. a momentous occasion, albeit not the greatest of matches. it started with a bang, liverpool awarded a penalty inside 30 seconds, dispatched with some gusto by the egyptian superstar mo salah. but as far as goals were concerned, that was that until divock 0rigi hit home in the 87th minute

mo salah placed the ball on the spot, and this place fell clearly silent.the ball hit the back of the nets, the place went up and the noise could have been heard halfway to madrid. the rest of the game seemed pretty quiet. certainly the fans here fell quiet as they took in what happened. they watched the clock tick away and then finally, near the end of the match, that second goal sealed it for them. the crowd went wild again and they knew... they thought before they came here this was going to be liverpool's year, and they knew for certain it is. of course for every winner there is a losing team. spurs were always the underdogs going into the final and simonjones spent the evening with some of them in north london. we are here in north london, some pretty dull faces, hundreds of fans have packed into the pub to watch the game on big screens. thousands more went to watch the game at the nearby stadium, the brand—new tottenham stadium. it wasn't the result they wanted. things got off to a really bad start, spurs going behind and under two minutes, giving awa

a great run from david trezeguet through the congolese midfield, before he set up liverpool's mo salaht. a win tonight would put egypt through. to tennis, and preparations for wimbledon are continuing at the nature valley international at eastborne. it was an all british affair this evening as kyle edmund beat cameron norrie in the second round to move through to the quarterfinals. breezed through the match, winning in straight sets 6—2, 6—2. he'll face another brit, dan evans tomorrow for a place in the semi—finals. bad news forjohanna konta though whose patchy grass court form has continued ahead of wimbledon. she was beaten today in the third round of the eastbourne international. 0ns jabeur of tunisia got the better of the british number one in straight sets. konta has just five days to get ready for wimbledon now — where she'll be seeded 19th. idid quite i did quite a few things well, not too much to feel too down about, disappointed that i would've liked to down about, disappointed that motivators stadia longer but to come to that match and find a way, yeah, i don't dwell too lon

it was converted by mo salah comfortably pass hugo lloris. it was scrappy.e week gap between the end of the premier league season and now, coupled with the fact it was 30 degrees inside the fact it was 30 degrees inside the stadium, contributed to a lack of quality throughout. the second goal came near the end. substitute divock 0rigi scored in the semifinal against barcelona. he came off the bench to really produce the only moments of genuine quality in the match, a beautiful left—footed strike. that was the nail in the coffin for spurs in their first champions league final. they were aiming to win theirfirst champions league final. they were aiming to win their first silverware under their manager riccio pochettino. that accolade the set goes tojuergen klopp, and goes to ending a record. six losses in finals for him. last year, they were beaten in the final bite real madrid, but they have avenged defeat last year to secure their sixth european cup title. they now move up to third on the all—time list, as i say, add of bayern munich and barcelona. a fantast

mo salah scores as hosts egypt beat democratic republic of congo 2—0 and qualify for the knockout phase champion caroline wozniacki is out of the eastbourne international, beaten by aryna sabalenka in a repeat of last year's final. hello and welcome to the programme, where we start with the news that pakistan have kept their play—off hopes alive at the cricket world cup by ending new zealand's unbeaten run. babar azam notched a century as he led his side to a 6 wicket victory which also adds pressure to hosts england who sitjust above them, as patrick 6earey reports. if pakistan have a plan, it is not an easy one to work out.

we have had a mo salah look alike here. he was enjoying himself.ere in the bus as it progresses through the streets of liverpool. this must be the moment that will really take in the fact that you have done it. you have won the european cup. and six times now this club have done it. stuart, this is a city with a great football heritage with two distinguished teams in terms of their reputation and histories, how would you characterise the relationship between liverpudlians and liverpool football club? as you say, there are two great clubs, but this something special about this city and football. there are few peoples who if they won a trophy would produce this kind of reception. you see it in glasgow with rangers and celtic and i mean, just look at them. five hours they have been standing here. it wouldn't have been standing here. it wouldn't have mattered if it was raining, i don't think. a special relationship and that bond seems to be closer now jurgen klopp is in charge of liverpool team. he seems to have bonded with the club and with the city.

a controversial early penalty from mo salah — and a late finish from divock 0rigi gave them a 2—0 winen klopp at anfield. tim allman reports.

a penalty from mo salah and a late goalfrom divock origi took the side into the historic victory. rain and snow are hampering the search for eight climbers, including four people from britain, who are missing in the himalayas. boxer anthonyjoshua has suffered a shock defeat — losing his three world titles in new york to underdog andy ruinunior. and coming up at half past ten — bbc wales travels to argentina to meet the family of the footballer emiliano sala. good morning and welcome to bbc news. president trump has made another intervention into british politics, saying the uk should be prepared to leave the eu without a deal. in an interview with the sunday times, mr trump said that if britain did not get what it wanted in talks with brussels, it should "walk away". the us president has made the comments ahead of his arrival in the uk tomorrow for a three day state visit. i'm joined by our political correspondent susana mendonca. time was when convention said that you did not answer questions like this. exactly, because it is a diplomatic visit so should be treated in that way bu

liverpool's mo salah lifts the trophy in delight on the front page of the sunday telegraph.gove telling cabinet he is prepared to delay brexit until 2020 rather than leave without a deal. 0n the front of the 0bserver, the mayor of london, sadiq khan, compares donald trump to a 20th—century facist ahead of the us president's state visit to london tomorrow. the mail on sunday warns britain's spy network has been stretched to breaking point by a new barrage of deadly threats, according to mi5‘s whitehall boss. and brexit party leader nigel farage tells the sunday express he vows to smash the two—party system apart and believes he is on track to win the next general election. sunbaked sunba ked claims sunbaked claims being made. let us start with the sunday times —— some vague claims. send a nigel farage, some people might say he is interfering in british politics, he was asked the question, he is giving an answer. a lot of people are saying he is interfering in british politics. this is an interview the political editor has done in the 0val political editor has done in the oval

a penalty from mo salah and a late goalfrom divock origi took the side into the historic victory.vy rain and snow are hampering the search for eight climbers, including four people from britain, who are missing in the himalayas. boxer anthonyjoshua has suffered a shock defeat, losing his three world titles in new york to underdog andy ruinunior. and coming up on bbc news — carrie gracie looks ahead to president trump's state visit and the race for number 10 with a panel of guests — that's in dateline london at 11:30am. good morning and welcome to bbc news. president trump has made another intervention into british politics, saying the uk should be prepared to leave the eu without a deal. in an interview with the sunday times, mr trump said that if britain did not get what it wanted in talks with brussels, it should "walk away". the us president has made the comments ahead of his arrival in the uk tomorrow for a three—day state visit. our poltical correspondent susana mendonca told us more. this is donald trump we're talking about and he is delving into politics yet again, so what

from mo salah, convert that early penalty. then let's take a look. and a score in the final few minutes of the game to seal the victory. it seemed liverpool had something to prove after that heart breaking defeat against real madrid in last year emphasis final. as any football fan will tell you one victory means anothers defeat. we begin with alex thomas and the overjoyed liverpool fans. >> the liverpool fans are leaving now to join the party in the streets. but for much of the night here at liverpool's exhibition center it was as packed and as noisy as you would get in a football stadium. those here watching on the big screen because they couldn't be at the time in madrid in person to see liverpool beat tottenham 2-0 in that champions league final, but they were delighted in the team they cherish as liverpool claims the top title in european club football for the sixth time. only two teams have ever won it on more occasions. and that was a huge contrast from 12 months ago when i was up in liverpool as they lost to real madrid. now the liverpool boss

the champions league final, you can see harry kane and mo salah behind you.alia, people set off about a week ago to get there. 0ne off about a week ago to get there. one guy said he had come from new zealand to madrid and he doesn't even have a ticket. ticketing is a huge issue because the stadium holds just under 33,500 tickets, to be shared between liverpool and totte n ha m shared between liverpool and tottenha m fa ns. let's shared between liverpool and tottenham fans. let's not get started on that. john is worried it is going to be anticlimactic. started on that. john is worried it is going to be anticlimacticlj don't think so. we have seen some great games, maybe we have seen all the drama. liverpool and tottenham have been involved in two fantastic matches in the champions league. the question is whether harry kane will star, it should be thrilling, no matter what. in case you didn't know... in case you didn't know by now, there's a little football match taking place in madrid tonight — tottenham against liverpool in the champions league final. 0ur cor

an early penalty from mo salah and a late finish from divock 0rigi gave them a 2—0 win in madrid andfter a group of eight climbers have gone missing while climbing india's second highest mountain. the group, including four from the uk began the ascent of nanda devi almost three weeks ago, but failed to return to base camp. donald trump is due to arrive in the uk tomorrow for a three day state visit. ahead of his arrival the us president has told the sunday times he'd leave europe without a deal — and without paying the a0 billion pound "divorce bill". it's only the third state visit in us presidential history. the home secretary, sajid javid, has said the number of migrants attempting to cross the channel to reach the uk is "deeply concerning". yesterday, 7a people on eight boats tried to make the crossing when they were intercepted by the uk border force off the south coast. a criminal investigation is now under way. police in northern ireland have condemned dissident republicans, after an improvised bomb was discovered under a car owned by a serving police officer. a golf club in e

a bit of excitement five minutes ago when they thought mo salah had turned up on foot ahead of the restayers. it turned out of couege of the players. it turned out of college to be a lookalike. but many fa ns were college to be a lookalike. but many fans were pleased to see him. he was hoisted onto their shoulders and people were having their photograph taken with him. the bus has been on its way for about an hour. it is getting pretty windy here. it is really quite windy. the bus has been on its way for an hour and it could be under hour before it reaches us here as it makes its slow progress along the street through residential areas and finally onto the waterfront where we are just near. you are now looking at the albert dock near the beatles museum. you can see the crowds are pretty dense the stop they say the could be three quarters of a million people here today. who knows, it may be more with this fine weather, a weekend and with many people travelling from other parts of the country and other parts of europe just to be here to see the european cup. stewart, i suppose it is diffi

an early penalty from mo salah i dilate finish gave them a 2—0 win in madrid and the first trophy for climbers went missing while climbing india's second highest mountain. the group, including four from the uk, began the ascent of nanda devi almost three weeks ago but failed to return to base camp. donald trump is set to return to the uk tomorrow for a state visit ahead of his arrival the us president has told the sunday times that he would leave europe without a deal and without paying the £a0 billion divorce bill. it is only the third state visit and us presidential history. the home secretary sajid javid has said the number of migrants attempted to cross the channel to reach the uk is deeply concerning. 7a people on eight boats try to make the crossing when they we re try to make the crossing when they were intercepted by the uk border force of the south coast, a criminal investigation is now under way. police in northern ireland have condemned dissident republicans after an improvised bomb was discovered under a car owned by a serving police officer. a golf club in east belfast, w

the express carries the same story and features a picture of liverpool‘s mo salah showing off an impressive guardiola will quit this summer though. the guardian features the usa‘ 13—0 thrashing in the women‘s world cup, while england‘s fran kirby admits that var could be exploited by some players to try and win penalties. 800m runner caster semenya‘s suggested she may race over a different distance after competing for the first time since appealing against rules forcing her to take testosterone—suppressing drugs. the ruling only affects women competing from 400m to a mile, the south african won this race which was run over a longer 2000m. the swiss federal supreme court has suspended the iaaf‘s ruling, which allows her to temporarily compete without taking testosterone—reducing medication. i‘m not worried about anything else. so you don‘t worry about that memo. i have won everything i have ever wa nted i have won everything i have ever wanted so if i was to change it even, of course, why not? suggesting that she may well do just that. you can get all the latest stories today in sportsday at

i think we were doing well until mo salah went off.rjoining us. lots to look forward to, the final preparations under way behind me. if you've got any stamina left after the champions league final, at about 3:30 tomorrow morning, anthonyjoshua will defend his world heavyweight titles against andy ruinr. the mexican weighed in more than 20 pounds heavier than joshua, although few people are giving him a chance against the man who's yet to be beaten in his professional career a lot of support in britain right now, it's phenomenal. i know there is a job at hand, so i take my training and lifestyle very seriously, and it is about delivering time and time again. tomorrow night, i put the titles in the air and they are up for grabs. the best man wins. if you fancy a major final but can't go to madrid, how about london instead? twickenham hosts english rugby's premiership final this afternoon. exeter take on saracens in a repeat of last year's showpiece and the 2016 version too. so what has the exeter head coach rob baxter learned from those

nothing but praise for liverpool's mo salah, who scored two goals last night.nto the last 16. clearly no stopping the man. a crystal palace defender is having a medical before completing his big—money move to manchester united. the two clubs have agreed a fee of £50 million for the england under 21 fullback, and he is heading for a bumper pay rise from £10,000 to £80,000 per week. not bad. bumper pay rise from £10,000 to £80,000 perweek. not bad. konta's preparations for wimbledon suffered a setback, losing in the third round at eastbourne. she would have wanted more matches on grass. she lost in straight sets to the world number 62 of tunisia. because i did actually quite a few things well, there's not too much to feel too down about. obviously i'm disappointed because i would like to have stayed here longer and i would have liked to have come through that match and found a way, but yes, i generally don't dwell too long on matches. i try to see the good things, see the things i can do better, and move forward. what of the men? kyle edmund is through to the qua

mo salah puts liverpool 1—0 up after a penalty in the first minute against tottenham in the championseague final in madrid. president trump defies protocol, ahead