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our reporter nesta mcgregor has been looking into this weekend's boycott and nesta this is the latesttried to stamp out abuse? racism in football, is not new for subjects and slogans, banners, and campaigns that we've seen the taking of the knee in all of this is in protest of the abuse suffered by black footballers. stadiums may have switched the focused on mine, we have josie switched the focused on mine, we havejosie and all of switched the focused on mine, we have josie and all of these switched the focused on mine, we havejosie and all of these people who are abused online recently which is led to the premier league fronting this new campaign and social media companies must take and must be done. —— more must be done. there many who are fully behind this campaign. there many who are fully behind this cam aiun. ., , , , campaign. hopefully it lets them know that we're _ campaign. hopefully it lets them know that we're not _ campaign. hopefully it lets them know that we're not going - campaign. hopefully it lets them know that we're not going to - campaign. hopefully it lets them |

nesta mcgregor, bbc news. woman. i asked for her opinion on the boycott. i think it is necessary for the sport thing world to come together to show their support for each other. do i think it is going to be effective? i'm not sure. i don't have those answers, but it is important we all stand by each other because we are all going through it in some form, no matter how big or how little it is. ~ , ., no matter how big or how little itis. �* ., it is. when you say we'll go throu~h it is. when you say we'll go through it. _ it is. when you say we'll go through it, tell— it is. when you say we'll go through it, tell us - it is. when you say we'll go through it, tell us a - it is. when you say we'll go through it, tell us a little i through it, tell us a little bit about what that is exactly. so, i've got the black friends that are constantly racially abused. i have got team—mates who are discriminated against. we play female football so again we are always subject to abuse because we are females who play football.

nesta mcgregor, bbc news.thousands returned here in liverpool, england — and without masks or social distancing. it's all part of a uk government pilot programme to establish whether large crowds can safely gather without spreading covid. 6,000 people are attending a two—day event in liverpool today and tomorrow. dan johnson reports. the masks are off and the volume is rising. # you're free to do what you want to do... finally, we are free to do what we wanted to do. embracing music and each other. anywhere else, this would be illegal tonight. i think it's really going to be like a magical moment in history, to be honest. and look what it means, being back in front of a crowd. i think it's going to be electric. i think everyone is going to be absolutely buzzing. people arejust walking into the venue and going, "oh my god!", just screaming their heads off, like, so excited. and this city is leading the way. i have literally spent about three weeks preparing for this outfit. i oh, so long. genuinely, yeah. decid

nesta mcgregor was watching.ay and while some of us spent it searching for sugary treats, newcastle and tottenham were on a different hunt, for three points. the spurs defence cracked first, joelinton tapping home only his second league goal of the season. 1—0 up, magpies manager steve bruce looked excited. in football, it's often said you're most vulnerable after scoring. just 90 seconds later, harry kane proved that to be right. albeit a bit fortunate. the forward's second goal was anything but lucky. a great first touch, then a fierce low shot into the corner of the net. the second half saw newcastle pushing for the equaliser and spaces began to open up via this breakaway. harry kane was inches away from his hat—trick. that miss would prove costly, as, with the next attack, newcastle drew level, the goal scored byjoe willock on loan from arsenal. the game would finish 2—2, leaving steve bruce's newcastle still nervously in the relegation battle. we needed that. after such a disappointment no—show a couple of w

nesta mcgregor watched this one...game chelsea were unbeaten, a run stretching back 1a games in that look to continue with a little help from the post. a minute later a key moment in the match. a second yellow for a late tackle. with half—time approaching some other guys probably had the team talk mapped out would need a new one thanks to this striker. the brazilian scoring twice in injury time. it was 3—1 thanks to this folly. it rocking the baby and chelsea's boat. complete with flicks and tricks surpassing their lowly league position. a game which produced seven goals and surprise win at stamford bridge enough to put a smile on the face of the west brom manager. there it is. there it is. leeds are up into the top half of the table. they beat sheffield united 2—1 — jack harrison's seventh goal of the season put them ahead. the premier league's bottom club equalised just before half time — oli mcburnie�*s deflected shot was turned in by ben osborn, goalline technology helping the referee give it. but philjagielka's ow

but a few more performances like their one at stamford bridge could make things very interesting, nestaing into this game chelsea were unbeaten. a run stretching back 12 matches. that looks set to continue with a little help from the post. christian opening the scoring. chelsea had the lead. at, christian opening the scoring. chelsea had the lead. a minute later a key moment _ chelsea had the lead. a minute later a key moment in _ chelsea had the lead. a minute later a key moment in the _ chelsea had the lead. a minute later a key moment in the match. - chelsea had the lead. a minute later a key moment in the match. one - a key moment in the match. one player sent off and a second yellow for a late tackle. with half—time approaching some other dyes probably had the talk mapped out and you need a new one thanks to a striker. the brazilian scored twice in first—half injury time. pm brazilian scored twice in first-half injury time-— injury time. an astonishing turnaround _ injury time. an astonishing turnaround here. - injury time. an astonishing turnaround here. in - injury time. an aston

our sports reporter nesta mcgreggor has more.ly we find the defendant guilty. count two, third—degree member trading interest act. count three, second degree manslaughter culpable negligence creating an unreasonable risk, find the defendant guilty.— creating an unreasonable risk, find the defendant guilty. derrick shelby was much interest _ the defendant guilty. derrick shelby was much interest as _ the defendant guilty. derrick shelby was much interest as the _ the defendant guilty. derrick shelby was much interest as the verdict - the defendant guilty. derrick shelby l was much interest as the verdict was read. in stark contrast to family and supporters. the verdict in this trail also prompted widespread reaction from the world of sport. athletes including lebronjames, lewis hamilton, and naomi osaka sharing their thoughts. last year, this picture of british hockey player darcy went viral. a black female athletes living in america, she says the death of the 46—year—old had a profound impact on her. for" months 46—year—old had a

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nesta mcgregor watched the match.ked set to continue with a little help from the post. christian pulisic opening the scoring. and chelsea have the lead! a minute later, a key moment in the match. thiago silva sent off. a second yellow for a late tackle. with half—time approaching, sam allardyce probably had the team talk mapped out. he would need a new one, thanks to his striker, matias parreira. and west bromwich albion are level! the brazilian scoring twice in first—half injury time. an astonishing turnaround here! an hour gone, it was 3—1, thanks to this volley from callum robinson. rocking the baby, and chelsea's boat. west brom's football, complete with flicks and tricks, far surpassed their lowly league position. diagne making it four. a game which produced seven goals and a surprise win at stamford bridge, enough to put a smile on the face of the west brom manager. there it is! nesta macgregor, bbc news. that's it. we're back with the late news at ten. now on bbc one it's time for the news where you are. hello.

nesta mcgregor has the details. taking the knee, slogans, banners, big campaigns. do, it sends a warning to these companies to let these people know that we're not going to take this abuse any more. led by the premier league, efl and with support from the other major sports, a vow of silence on the platforms where the abuse takes place. if they still don't take action, then i think you'll see these clubs, players, staff, corporations, start to get together and think of more tough measures to take to finally force action. for some, the boycott doesn't go far enough, though, or address why people behave like this in the first place. but as seen recently, football does have the power to affect change or prevent it. even before the lockdown kicked in, we were seeing significant increases in reported incidents based on discrimination. so this isn'tjust online. the fact that we've not been in grounds and we haven't had grassroots football, i think is hiding the fact that this is a problem in society. there's no room for racism. with the spotlight on social media companie

nesta mcgregor reports. football has tried several different tasks to defeat racism. the abuse takes place. do i think it will make a difference? probably not. but what it does do, it sends a warning to these companies, to let these people know that we are not going to take this abuse any more. if they still don't take action, then i think you'll see clubs, players, staff, corporations, start to get together and think of more tough measures to take to finally force action. there is no room for racism anywhere. at 3pm this afternoon, led by the premier league and with support from rugby, cricket, cycling and many more, a four day social media boycott began. even before the lockdown kicked in, we are seeing significant increases in reported incidents based on discrimination, so this isn'tjust online, the fact that we haven't been on grounds and haven't had grassroots football, isn't hiding the fact that this is a problem in society. huge amounts of traffic is diverted to sport to sites like instagram and twitter, and arrangement which benefits them out, but nothing this

nesta mcgregor reports. going into this game, chelsea were unbeaten to.coring. a minute later, a key moment in the match. thiago silva was sent off. a second yellow for a late tackle. he would need a new one because of the brazilian. he scored twice in injury time. it was 3—1 thanks to this folly. rocking the baby and chelsea's boat. they pass their lowly league position. this made it a seven goal thriller. just enough to put a smile on the face of the west bra manager. there it is. —— west bra manager. there it is. —— west bra i can just say we were absolutely not able today to adapt to the situation, to be one man down, which was a surprise because we were leading. we are normally confident enough to defend with nine players on the field. we had to counterattack when we were one man down, but we were sloppy and we did not stop making big mistakes and we were punished. obviously they were down to ten men, conservatively so. —— deservedly so. because i think thiago _ —— deservedly so. because i think thiago silva — —— deservedly so. because i think thiago

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nesta mcgregor, bbc news.nded the actor and director noel clarke just weeks after he received one of its top awards following allegations of sexual harassment and bullying. the "kidulthood" and "doctor who" actor vehemently denies any misconduct or wrongdoing. tim muffett reports. viewpoint, itv�*s new police drama starring noel clarke. the actor made his first tv appearance more than 20 years ago. and there have been many more since then. but it's his work behind the camera that has won him huge critical acclaim with the likes of the hood trilogy of kidulthood, adulthood and brotherhood. earlier this month, he received an outstanding contribution award from bafta, one of the academy's highest accolades. last night, bafta issued a statement. it said that... it follows a range of allegations concerning the actor's behaviour, allegations which he vehemently denies. in a statement, noel clarke said... tim muffett, bbc news. thousands of people will have a night of music, dancing and mingling in a warehouse today

hosts the olympic games in july fatah and has a rich box in tradition and it appeals to all ages there nesta mated 230-0000 boxes under 15 among them tatar a kickboxer some doctors are calling for a ban on children's books and but title wants to punch his way out of poverty or his family. packs a serious punch but at what cost time like can not when i always get bruises on my shame so i have to put ice on them to heal. qatar's mother who's often ringside during his fights has mixed feelings about her 9 year old son boxing . i don't have friends i do feel pity for my son when he gets hurt i know he's hurt when he's in the ring. but he always tries to hide it and tells me about it later. i feel bad but i know this is what he likes. i have to fully support him whew tie lawmakers have sought to ban boxing for children under the age of 12 but to no avail research has shown extensive damage could impact children's intelligence levels and brain development. well. boxing causes brain injuries as we can clearly see from older boxers like boxers are at a risk of memory loss losing the ability to contr